The Ultimate Warrior

Synopsis: Only a few people still live in New York in 2012. They are organized in gangs with their own turf. One of them is led by Baron, another one by Carrot, and they are constantly at war with each other. Baron's gang is more peaceful and have developed seeds that can germinate despite the virus plague. The lone ranger Carson is hired by Bishop for protection.
Genre: Action, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Robert Clouse
Production: Warner Bros.
 
IMDB:
5.8
R
Year:
1975
94 min
95 Views


It's been two days, hasn't it.

Yes sir - he hasn't moved

a muscle in two days.

Strange, isn't it.

That depends a good deal

on the man.

Has he had any offers?

Well, some of the Bethel commune

from across town

came to talk to him.

We need that man.

I'll have to talk with him.

Well, we can holler to him

and tell him to come over.

He'd never hear.

Get a few men together.

You are going to

leave the compound?

If you know a way to get there

without leaving the compound

I'd be happy to consider it.

String beans are coming

along here.

Yes, sir.

But being as dead as they were

I think they're coming

back real fine.

Good stock

Good stock

Yeah - what do you want?

The Baron wants some men

to go with him

to the library

No

What for?

Trying to recruit a new man.

Fighter?

Looks like it.

God knows we could use one

I'm going to talk to the man

at the library.

Be carefull

I hope he's the man

you've been looking for.

So, you can hear me.

What's your name?

I assume you're for hire...

...or you wouldn't be standing here.

Well, I'm called the Baron.

The people of the commune

took to using the term.

Whether it's said in respect

is unknown to me.

What I'm telling you is the

simple fact

that we are not searching out

to destroy.

We do not covet the lives

or goods of any people

We have a good and lasting supply

of fresh water.

And, uh, we grow our own

vegetables.

As our man, you are entitled to

more than the others.

Three adult allotments

of food and water

each meal

I don't know what your

sexual requirements might be, but

anything of that sort will have to be

worked out on your own

Your room will be dry...

...and free of rats.

If you smoke, I have a

large cache of cigars.

I believe that to be

the extent of my offer.

Well, I can only think

that your answer is no.

If you should reconsider,

our compound is two city blocks away

in the direction you are facing.

You'll see the barricade.

Help him, will you.

I'll show you the way.

Carrot!

Baron's place.

Ah, the fighter joined up

with him.

Now why do you figure

the Baron needs him?

He's got all the men he needs...

...or can feed.

I want all of you to meet...

Carson

Carson

He saved our lives just now.

Have some of the girls ready

the room above the old

tobacco shop.

When you are settled

I'd like to talk.

Come right in.

Just push that material

off the setee.

You don't flop in a chair.

Most people flop.

I hope your room was dry.

Oh yes, fine...

...and as you said - no rats.

That brings me to something

that I've been wondering about.

My pitch to you out there

in the street...

...what did I say say that

caused you to join us?

Might have been the promise

of extra portions of food.

No?

Well then, eh, maybe the fact

that we don't seek

the goods or lives of others.

No, nothing so noble.

You have a supply of cigars?

You may be kidding me.

It's interesting what becomes

valuable to us

when most everything is taken away.

Twenty five to the box.

And all of them sealed in

aluminum tubes

and as fresh as the day

they were made.

You can have all you want.

I believe I know this.

Hood ornament

My father had one.

It was the last year

the car was made.

He really suffered when he couldn't

get more gasoline to run it.

I don't believe he ever said

another word

Just sat there...

...while his world was

turned off around him.

And then - the epidemics

No hospitals - no medicine

He was one of the first to go -

he and my mother.

Where were you born?

Detroit

Anybody there now?

Mostly empty.

A few groups -

something like this

I haven't been there in quite

a while - I've been moving around

making my way

Not easy.

You have to be quick.

About this contract of ours...

...I don't know how long I can

work my end of it.

You're on your way somewhere.

I have some family living on an

island off the coast of North Carolina

out of the way of killers.

You know - people are beginning

to eat people out there.

I've been hearing stories.

Interesting what you say

about that island.

Does it have a good supply of water?

Enough

It's Robert Gant. I have to

talk to you.

Is it true there isn't any

powdered milk?

Not none, but not much.

We're worried about

the baby

My wife said she saw Clara take

home some powdered milk today.

Is that true?

Clara got some dried beans.

We put them in one of the

sacks we usually use

for powdered milk.

You want me to go and

talk to Barrie?

It might make it easier.

Beans!

It's what Clara took

home with her.

We put it in one of the

bags we use for milk.

You're lying!

I think they're telling

the truth.

You'd let your own child starve,

wouldn't you.

No, that's not true!

There's powdered milk down in

that old bakery...

...stored up in there.

Nobody knows that.

It's been checked out.

Not really - not completely.

It's always been just a rumor.

It's just down the block -

please, let's check it out.

No

You coward!

These seeds...

...are the entire output

of cultivation.

Every bit of it - I count them

every night.

I can get a lot more.

They'll multiply if we can

find someplace to spread out.

More land

Will you leave your garden...

...start up somewhere else?

I don't want to go...

...but I will...

...If we can find someplace safe

enough for this.

You worked another miracle.

God knows, that's the least

anybody can say.

It's that man that was

at the library.

That's Carrot.

He's always there...

...always waiting

He looks very sure

of himself.

Lots of years since I've seen

things growing like this.

It's Cal's doing.

You think it's smart to climb four

flights in your condition?

I know what I'm capable of.

I came here to say hello.

Hello

The man they call Carrot...

...I saw him

through your bioculars.

We introduced ourselves.

He's tough.

Good organizer

He can call on 30 or 40 men

if he has to.

Should be able to take you over...

...wipe you out.

Obviously - but I don't think he knows

how few people we have left.

He'd like to have our well.

You know - looking at your people,

I get a feeling they figure

they won't last very long.

There's a certain fatalism.

They look to me for salvation.

There will be none.

You see, we've been

doing something here

Well, I say "we"

- it's Cal actually.

He's the man on the roof.

Look - there are other communes

but none has a Cal,

that I have heard about

He's a genius

with things that grow - seeds.

Hybred seeds

So far just odd crops...

...squash, cucumbers,

soybeans, stringbeans...

...and now, Cal believes, tomatos.

The crops are resistant to all the diseases

that wiped out cultivated growth

during the plague.

You're going to give up

on this place.

You got me in here

just to delay the end.

I've been looking for a man...

...who would combine

several attributes.

You are a fighter.

But more important -

I see in you an instinct

for survival.

You seem to make all the correct

moves - intuitively.

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Robert Clouse

Robert Clouse (March 6, 1928 – February 4, 1997) was an American film director and producer, known primarily for his work in the action/adventure and martial arts genres. He died on February 4, 1997 in Oregon of kidney failure.Clouse directed Bruce Lee in Lee's only English-speaking film starring role, 1973's Enter the Dragon.After Lee's death, Clouse completed Lee's final film Game of Death and released it in 1978 with a new storyline and cast. Other projects included Black Belt Jones (1974), Darker than Amber (1970), China O'Brien (1990), Jackie Chan's The Big Brawl (1980), Gymkata (1985), The Ultimate Warrior (1975), among others. more…

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