I've seen The Warriors several times and I just noticed that in last scene on the beach that Swan pulls out a switchblade for the first time in the movie. Did he have it all along? (I presume he did), and why didn't he pull it out or use at other times during the journey back to Coney? I'm sure it could have helped him.
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I think he took it from the Punk with the roller skates.
Formerly Eclectic_Flamingo
As soon as the fight starts in the bathroom, Rembrandt sprays the leader of the Punks in the face with paint. Then he punches him in the face and the knife flies out of his hand. It looks like the same one Swan has at the end. Good call.
shareExactly!!! And how was Snow able to walk around with a molotov cocktail in plain view if there were supposedly no weapons?!!
shareExactly!!! And how was Snow able to walk around with a molotov cocktail in plain view if there were supposedly no weapons?!!