Exclusive New 4K Remasters Of Both The "Theatrical Cut" And The "2005 Alternate Version" Of The Film Sourced From The Original Camera Negative, Supervised By Arrow Films And Approved By Director Walter Hill
4K Ultra HD (2160p) Blu-ray Presentation In Dolby Vision (HDR10 Compatible) Of Both Versions Of The Film
"Theatrical Cut" Presented In Original Aspect Ratio Of 1.85:1 For The First Time On Home Video
Original Uncompressed Mono, Plus Stereo 2.0 And Dolby Atmos Audio Options For The "Theatrical Cut", Plus Stereo 2.0 And DTS-HD MA 5.1 For The "2005 Alternate Version"
Optional English Subtitles For The Deaf And Hard Of Hearing
100-Page Collector’s Book Containing New Writing By Film Critic Dennis Cozzalio Plus Select Archival Material
Limited Edition Packaging With Reversible Sleeve Featuring Original And Newly Commissioned Artwork By Laurie Greasley
Double-Sided Fold-Out Poster With Original And Newly Commissioned Artwork By Laurie Greasley
6 Postcard-Sized Artcards
Gang Logo Stickers


Disc 1 (4K UHD): The Theatrical Cut:
New Audio Commentary By Film Critic Walter Chaw, Author Of A Walter Hill Film
"War Stories", New Interview With Director Walter Hill
A New Roundtable Discussion In Which Filmmakers Josh Olson (A History Of Violence), Lexi Alexander (Green Street), And Robert D. Kryzkowski (The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then Bigfoot) Discuss Their Love Of The Warriors And The Work Of Director Walter Hill
"Battling Boundaries", New Interview With Editor Billy Weber
"Gang Style", New Interview With Costume Designer Bobbie Mannix
"Armies Of The Night", New Exclusive Look At Costume Designs And Photographs From The Archive Of Designer Bobbie Mannix
"Sound Of The Streets", New Appreciation Of Composer Barry De Vorzon And The Music Of The Warriors By Film Historian Neil Brand
Isolated Score Option
"Come Out To Play", New Look At The Iconic Locations Of The Warriors’ Coney Island Home Turf
"The Beginning", Archival Extra Looking Back On How The Warriors Came To Be
"Battleground", Archival Extra In Which Director Walter Hill And Assistant Director David O. Sosna Look Back At The Difficulties Of Shooting On Location In New York City
"The Way Home", Archival Extra Focusing On The Look Of Film With Director Of Photography Andrew Laszlo
"The Phenomenon", Archival Extra
Theatrical Trailer
Image Gallery


Disc 2 (4K UHD): The 2005 Alternate Version:
Archive Introduction By Director Walter Hill