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Closed Caption; Feature-length commentary by director/co-writer Philip Kaufman; Interactive menus; Theatrical trailer; Scene access; Subtitles: English & Français
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1. The Bronx '63. [3:06]
2. The Baldies. [2:41]
3. "Leave the Kid Alone!" [4:23]
4. Neighbors. [2:29]
5. Gang Rundown. [2:00]
6. Sharp's Class. [6:34]
7. "The Wanderer." [1:29]
8. Looking for Help. [3:49]
9. Galasso Brothers. [2:07]
10. Baldies Lesson. [3:28]
11. Chubby Creates Miracles. [5:37]
12. Joey's Family Life. [1:09]
13. Showdown ("Ya Ya"). [3:09]
14. Nina. [2:29]
15. "Stranger Girl." [1:30]
16. Ducky Boy Country. [4:00]
17. Three's a Crowd. [3:18]
18. The Party. [2:08]
19. A Few Good Men. [3:55]
20. Everything on the Table. [5:58]
21. The Kiss ("Pipeline"). [2:27]
22. Automotive Love ("I Love You"). [5:04]
23. Church of the Ducky Boys. [3:44]
24. November 22, 1963. [2:56]
25. Do the Right Thing. [4:03]
26. Game Day ("Shout"). [2:42]
27. Play Ball. [2:28]
28. New Quarterback. [2:40]
29. Ducky Boys Invasion. [6:40]
30. Travel Plans. [4:16]
31. Richie's Destiny. [4:02]
32. Folk City. [2:14]
33. Favorite Song. [4:25]
34. End Credits. [3:36]
The year 1979 saw an epidemic of American street-gang films, including Phil Kaufman's hit period drama The Wanderers. Set in the Bronx in 1963, the film concerns the titular gang of Italian-American teens and their ongoing power struggle with the rival "Fordham Baldies." Richard Price, upon whose novel this film was based, drew from his own experiences to weave his tale. Essentially a series of anecdotes-some tension-filled, some amusing -- The Wanderers climaxes on the occasion of the J.F.K. assassination, which for Price and hundreds and thousands of his aimless contemporaries served as a wake-up call. Viewed from the vantage point of the 1990s, one would wish that the current street gangs be shocked into adulthood with such suddenness (though not through the same tragic means). Ken Wahl, Karen Allen, and Linda Manz are among the standout performers in this richly detailed period piece. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide