1990: Bronx Warriors - Page 2

Jason25 · 02-18-2004, 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by zombi3

Just out of curiosity, what is the aspect ratio on this disc? Apparently, Vipco's R2 release was 2.35:1, while the Media Blasters web site has it listed as 1.85:1.

The cover is wrong as is the website, it is 2.35:1

zombi3 · 02-18-2004, 01:44 PM

Cool, thanks.

hell ya! · 03-05-2004, 10:52 PM

Great disc! The interviews were very good especially Fred's and the picture quality was fantastic. I did notice some problems with the sound though, every now and then there would be some pops or scratches it sounded like. Too bad but otherwise it's a great disc.

03-06-2004, 06:28 AM

Meh, I just watched this and thought it was pretty lame. Nowhere near as much fun as 2019, and I thought a lot of it just dragged. I of course loved the dancing gang, but other than that and some choice quotes I found it to be pretty boring. The picture quality is very good though, and I also noticed those sound interruptions. They sound like they're due to the material rather than SS's presentation. Either way, it doesn't ruin the movie or anything.

zombi3 · 03-07-2004, 07:48 PM

I watched Bronx Warriors again last night. I liked it more the second time around, maybe 'cause I was less tired and knocked down some brews this time. This movie is just plain ridiculous, it's great!

Could've used more cheesy gore though, but it's still a fun flick. I noticed one scene that was shot a few blocks from where I grew up in Brooklyn. It's the scene where Christopher Connelly and Vic Morrow, I mean Hot Dog and Hammer

, are standing on the 69th Street Pier. That was right around the corner from my old high school.

I also remember seeing a helicopter shot in the same area in Contamination, right over Exit 1 on the Belt Parkway. It's kinda weird seeing your old stomping grounds in these Italian B-movies.

02-18-2004, 01:44 PM	#17
zombi3 Pure Evil Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Shit Creek Posts: 2,216	Cool, thanks. __________________ "Two great perils endanger the well-being of our community - the cave dwellers hungering for our flesh and city dwellers out to enslave us."

03-05-2004, 10:52 PM	#18
hell ya! ~Go ahead, make my day~ Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Ontario, CANADA Posts: 3,568	Great disc! The interviews were very good especially Fred's and the picture quality was fantastic. I did notice some problems with the sound though, every now and then there would be some pops or scratches it sounded like. Too bad but otherwise it's a great disc. __________________ ~MY DVD COLLECTION~ "Devil on the left An angel on the right There's no mistake Who I'll be with tonight" DANZIG

03-07-2004, 07:48 PM	#20
zombi3 Pure Evil Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Shit Creek Posts: 2,216	I watched Bronx Warriors again last night. I liked it more the second time around, maybe 'cause I was less tired and knocked down some brews this time. This movie is just plain ridiculous, it's great! Could've used more cheesy gore though, but it's still a fun flick. I noticed one scene that was shot a few blocks from where I grew up in Brooklyn. It's the scene where Christopher Connelly and Vic Morrow, I mean Hot Dog and Hammer, are standing on the 69th Street Pier. That was right around the corner from my old high school. I also remember seeing a helicopter shot in the same area in Contamination, right over Exit 1 on the Belt Parkway. It's kinda weird seeing your old stomping grounds in these Italian B-movies. __________________ "Two great perils endanger the well-being of our community - the cave dwellers hungering for our flesh and city dwellers out to enslave us."

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03-06-2004, 06:28 AM	#19
Andrew Guest Posts: n/a	Meh, I just watched this and thought it was pretty lame. Nowhere near as much fun as 2019, and I thought a lot of it just dragged. I of course loved the dancing gang, but other than that and some choice quotes I found it to be pretty boring. The picture quality is very good though, and I also noticed those sound interruptions. They sound like they're due to the material rather than SS's presentation. Either way, it doesn't ruin the movie or anything.