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I'm so disappointed there was not a sequel to this. The first film is amazing, I have seen it many times and shown it to others and everybody likes it.
l love Stallone's Dredd, I really think there is nothing wrong with it, but I absolutely love the 2012 version. The thing is, Urban's Dredd is an amazing depiction of the comic character, he reminds me of a preasure cooker constantly on the verge of exploding, but the movie is a great sci-fi/action movie in itself. It works perfectly even for someone who is absolutely ignorant about the comic character, it is just an amazingly well made, suspenseful and action packed movie. One that comes with amazing camera work, by the way.
Stripping Rico down to a simple swivel eyed psychopath and making Hammerstein (the ABC Warrior) a mild inconvenience were almost as unforgivable as Stallone showing his face and -slurring- screaming out "I am the leauurgh!!!". Let alone giving Dredd a comedy side kick, yeesh what a shit show.
I wouldn't say Stallone's adaptation was great, it wasn't super accurate or anything. And it is not a "good" movie. That being said, I liked it a lot, but it is for sure a guilty pleasure. Urban's was perfection. And a really good movie. @@thundercactus
You know, you're allowed to loke all 3 things: comics, Stallone dredd and urban dredd. 3 different things for 3 different audiences but I promise you, you're allowed to like all 3 individually. Peace!
2012 Dredd was amazing. I admit that I dont know that much about the universe itself, it was not a very easy comic to get ahold of where I live when I was young, but absolutely loved that movie. And the 1995 one was almost a guilty pleasure even when it came out. Would love to see more of Karl Urbans Dredd, he did the role justice.
Yeah, I know the 1995 one has a lot of problems, but I still enjoy it in a corny movie sort of way. Love those ABC warrior scenes! Dredds villain brother was so over the top but was so good haha.
the 1995 Dredd captured everything about that universe and came it in a time where it wasn't understood. the 2012 Dredd fell short in comparison. Urban done the character justice and was/is happy to reprise the role as he's a fan.
Growing up reading the 2000ad comics I can say stallones so called performance was ruined the moment he took his helmet off but urbane portrayed dredd perfectly the dark undertones of his character his steadfast devotion to duty ,all the small Easter eggs like the chopper wall scrawl made it one of the best comic to movie adaptations I’ve seen so would love a sequel
I've been a Dredd fan for over four decades now from when I started reading the 2000AD comics as a kid. The comics did such a good thing with the character, slowly aging him and growing his arc as a person as many huge events hit MC1 and the rest of the earth. I absolutely LOVED Karl Urban as Dredd, he WAS the character from the comics. The voice, the way he acted and moved, just perfect. But for me the movie failed in showing the real MC1, this was due to finances more than creative decisions I understand, which is a shame as MC1 is as much a character in Dredd's story as the man himself. In the movie the city looks no different than LA in some places and the 'Block's just look photoshopped on over the landscape. For the pitch perfect Dredd we need to put Karl Urban in the uniform and MC from the Stallone Dredd movie. Say what you want about Stallone's version but they got the costumes and city perfect.
Karl Urban is the perfect Dredd, don't make another film, make a limited series with options to pick it up for further seasons, it deserves a more long-form format where they can really dig deep into the character and world.
I'd like to see more Dredd like the 2012. It doesn't have to be Karl as long as the helmet never comes off. Though he freaking killed it as our favorite Judge, all you really need is a good jawline, a good voice, and barely restrained violence in the body language; until everything gets violent, that is.
There are a number of films that bombed at the box office and had sequels or prequels made years later My Hope is that Karl Urbans Dredd is one of those because it definitely deserves a sequel
You do realise dredd is based off a comic character from the 70s on? The comic book spin offs might have the films look but the stories have been told years ago...would recommend the original comics to anyone interested many of the stories are awesome..the apocalypse wars would be great in movie form :-)
YEAH NO DOUBT!! HBO Read this, get the rights. Make it. We'll watch it with Karl Urban reprising the role. Maybe Amazon Prime? Someone who would keep the gritty dystopian futuristic crime noir feel. MEGACITY ONE is the best title ever too dude!!
There’s apparently a Dredd tv series in the works “Judge Dredd - Mega City 1” but lockdown caused havoc and the website hasn’t been updated for some time.
Yes this film was closer to the Judge Dredd I read as a child and it should have had better promotion. Then again this is about a character created in a "small" British comic so I can see why
@@robirvine6970Completely True, I was desperate to see it and I missed it at the cinema. Got it on Blu Ray though as I really wanted to support it. Never mind Transformers is what people want not Dredd.😢
Carl Urban’s Dredd was marvellous but robbed of success by the absence of any marketing budget. Nailed it perfectly. Well deserving of a sequel. As for Stallone’s Dredd, better to pretend that travesty never happened.
@@johnryder1713 Yes it was, Paul Verhoeven's original plan was to produce a fully licensed Judge Dredd movie but had to scale it back due to technical limitations and not being able to raise the required budget. So instead of Megacity 1 he shifted to a near future Detroit as he could film cheaply in industrial areas, office blocks etc. He also didn't need futuristic vehicles, just the odd 6000SUX. ED-201's design is an easter egg.
@@johnryder1713 Robo was genuinely shocking when it came it, the casualness of the violence, the cynicism and the satire in the movie were first put into a comic by the 2000AD guys and Dredd was a deliberate satire about US policing and society. The Boddicker gang were Dredd's Mama gang only much lower on the pecking order, they were a typical Dredd street gang. Now I prefer Dredd over Robo not just because Robo is a bit janky by modern standards but the storyline is authentic to the comics, so authentic it's "a day on the beat in Megacity 1" premise is just like a single issue one off storyline, or a short run storyline at least.
its was a master piece karl Urban as always nails the performance, stallones drred really cast a bad shadow over the comic. but it really was mater piece. as a 1980s person. i compare this to Robocop 1 of the 2000s.. Robo cop 1 was a classic mater piece of violence , scifi and satire. that being said ( Karl Ubans ) Dredd was riight in there. they also made stallones PG 13. HUGE HUGE mistake. really tunred fans away. however with Dead pool thats shown R rathed comic book moives work.
Fun fact: Robocop started out as an attempt to make a Dredd movie but due to budget and technical restraints they had to scale it down, so instead of Megacity 1 we got near future Detroit and filming in office blocks and and redundant industrial facilities (Oh how very Dr Who of you), instead of futuristic vehicles we got the 6000SUX. Ed201 was the only direct nod to 2000AD left in, though Clarence Boddicker and his game were authentic and could have easily been a street gang from the comic.
Fun Fact: darthwiizius likes to embellish on the truth and pretend his stories are fact just to get likes and comments on RU-vid. Robocop was written by Edward Neumeier while working on the set of Blade Runner and was meant as satire of that movie. The only inspiration the writer got from Judge Dredd was the futuristic tone of the movie and the Robocop costume design where the person's lower law was still visible. It was always supposed to be Robocop, they were never trying to make a scaled down Judge Dredd movie. Budget and Technical restraints was not an issue. Anyone can Google and confirm these facts as it's noted on the Robocop Wikipedia page.
man I miss 90's movies I use to watch the 95 one a lot when I was kid. My mom had to get me a new VHS of it because I'd watch it all day. Seeing a world like that was crazy to a kid me. Always thought the future would be like that but we ended up with idiocracy.
Aspiring voice over artist here, is there a place that you guys put out casting calls? Or a place where I can audition/apply to read scripts?. I love so many different franchises and I think it'd be really fun to try and read scripts
the differences here in the artwork shows that this is partially ignoring the Judge Anderson/Dredd arcs from before either film was released, the thing about this is disgraced judges dont get chances, least of all his own brother. The Judge systems had the Long Walk (this was taken by Joe Dredd in the late 80's early 90's) but after meeting an ex Chief Judge who had taken the long walk years ago, ended up getting reinstated as a Judge (this is about the time that stallones Dredd happens, just after this reinstatement) all of this completely ignores the whole Judge Dredd history and backstory
The stories were there long before the movies. The comicbook 2000ad came out in February 1977,dredd appeared in the second issue. Dredd stories have being written for 47 years.
As a friend of Dave K I have asked him many times if a new judge film or seriese is on the cards and he won't tell me. Would be amazing to see but who knows what's in store.
You should have started were Dredd Started in May 1977 in a comic called 2000AD - I remember it well, wish I still had those comics - Their worth Thousands Now
the only thing i didnt like about this film is the slow mo drug, a clear add on to abuse the slow motion effect of high speed cameras completely broke the emersion for me and made me feel like i was constantly watching a slow mo guys video.
Disappointing that, after breaking down "Dust", this video includes a Fall of Deadworld story as these stories have no links to the Dredd movie universe whatsoever. There is a Judge Death tie in though in a story called Final Judgement which completes the movie universe arc. Prior to that there are also a couple of stand alone movie Anderson stories ("The Deep End" and "Judgment") and a story centered around the Techie that worked for Ma Ma (played by Domhnall Gleeson in the Dredd movie). All these stories are available in trade paperback editions.
I like both movies. The 1st has that 90s appeal. While the new one added grit and modern gruesome violence. The 1st one us obviously classic status. But the 2nd is criminally under-rated. I love roasting a nug then watching the slow motion scenes. Lol. Urban nailed it too. They should of given him a trilogy or at least a sequel
The biggest reason the movie didn't take off as much as it deserved to is marketing. Most people haven't even heard of the movie, and it was also a part of the failed push for "3D movies"...
Karl Urban has the 'Dredd chin'. He needs to be in any sequel. While I like the film, I think too much effort (and budget) was wasted on the 3D stuff - which was all the hype at the time. Style over substance rarely pays off in a film. The 3D infatuation even affected the plot of the film. I genuinely think the only reason the drug 'slow' was in it was to allow for all the slow-motion 3D sequences to be in the film. I just wonder what else could have been done with that money instead.
just because dredd is older to fit our timeline it doesnt have to mean we have to focus on it for a new movie, we can still make movies on young dredd, why hollywood and game makers havent jumped over this IP i will never understand it has so many stand out villains.
I NEVER KNEW THAT THE FILM WAS RELEASED UNTIL ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO FAR BETTER THAN STALONS MOVIE, THE BLAME FOR ITS POOR SHOWING AT THE BOX OFFICE HAS TO BE THE FAULT OF THE STUDIO, NOTHING TO DO WITH THOSE WHO MADE WORKED ON THE FILM SO UNFAIR ON ALL OF THEM
Cult film like this deserves a sequal. That whole Sandmn character & the side story is as important. Lets hope for an actor like this one butlets also hope he embodies the chracter & that the story is Dark & Gridy. Maybe do a Marvel connection?
it fell very short compared to the 95 Dredd on it's aesthetics, didn't capture the essence of mega city one considering the time and cgi available now which was hugely disappointing. Urbans portrayal of Dredd was actually good and considering he's a fan of this Genre and wanted to reprise his role is great, however they'll need to re boot the re boot imo.
I want a sequel, maybe a trilogy if it was envisioned, but I don't want this become another "movie universe". And not because I don't see potential for it, it's because I'm tired of "movie universes". Too tired. If I have to wait 10 years for a sequel I will. But I'm tired of movie universes.
Most people preferred the 2012 movie. I did not see the Stallone version when it came out. Watched Dredd first before the 1995 movie. The 2012 movie took the main plot from a movie called The Raid. I prefer the Stallone version. Maybe I'll give Dredd another try as I Watched it only one time.
Someone needs to make a 3rd film where an AI Clint Eastwood IS Dredd.... as Eastwood in his Dirty Harry role WAS the inspiration for the original Judge Dredd film MUST feature Walter the robot.... lastly the film MUST adhere to the original 2000ad storylines. The Cursed Earth or Block Wars, would make Great films.
Karl Urban's "Dredd" deserves a sequel and considering how many truly crappy mvies that get sequel upon sequel I do NOT see a problem letting an awesome movie like this get a sequel! Karl Urban is the BEST Dredd PERIOD!
I love how the entire facility is Locked down , And nobody questions how the Corrupt judges Got in lol Yes Dread called for backup but how are they supposed to get in? like really fail Scrip
I think you accidentally tripped over the reason Dredd failed at the box office. It wasn't a diverse film. The only black person in the film was portrayed as a moron and we all know that's not how black people are in real life. They are unbelievably bright. Look at Wakanda. I think the next Dredd film should be half LGBTQ and half black and as few white people as possible.
