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There is one thing that always bugs me about the Sacrifice of Angels fight... the animation teams forgot how the Defiant's Pulse Phasers sound

Everyone that talks about this movie with Dredd "never taking his helmet off" is a misconception. Dredd has removed his helmet a number of times, just you NEVER see his face. It's either an extreme close-up from the nose down and the back of his head.

Diane Lane, tho… (sigh)

"Judge Dredd" (1995)? I think I may have seen parts of this Sylvester Stallone vehicle.

I bought Dick tracy good movie Al Pacino was annoying

I saw this on opening night. I loved it then and still love it now, for many of the same reasons you mentioned. I also really liked the 2012 movie. Karl Urban is always great but this version had flying Lawmasters and an ABC Warrior!

I think it tried to compact too much in, block wars, angel gang, rico, a Hammerstein robot etc etc

Liked it from the get go. Was an independent comic fan at the time. Was disappointed the helmet came off but it didn't ruin it for me.

I like the Karl Urban movie a lot. But, I also really enjoyed the campy fun of the Stallone version.

Saw it in theatre, it was sh!t. Sounds like only film wonks or "artistes" like it.

Removing helmets is a slap in the face to InCels - just like in Halo and the Mandalorian.

Because the morons who made these movies don't realize that they are dark satires on American culture from a British perspective.

You forgot Stargate

Stallone Judge Dredd is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Heh, strange that I didn’t know about this movie. When I think of a movie knee-capoed by The Matrix, I immmediately think about The Thirteenth Floor, just due to the proximity of thier theatre runs.

I was praying Leviathan was on this list.

The problem is Formulaic Hollywood. It should have been more serious.

It's a great movie! Always fun to watch! 😁

I like this version more than Dredd. Maybe I bought too much into the hype of the later movie, but it was a flatter affair than this full-on Hollywood extravaganza. However inauthentic Stallone's version is to the comic, I love the look. It's been a good long while since I've seen it, so maybe it's not as good as I remember, but I do remember liking it a lot!

Stallone's Dredd nailed the look of Mega City One, they nailed the comic book look of the city but Karl Urban's portrayal of Dredd set the standard I'm afraid.

What's wrong with that movie? For a 1990's piece it was good entertainment.

If you think about it, the large crews make no sense on future ships. Assuming that robotics and AI develop at the same pace as propulsion and large weapons, the era of ships with hundreds of people on board makes no sense. You'd need far more space for food, oxygen, private rooms, and a whole host of other issues that living people create. Instead the ship would be largely automated, and it would be necessary to have the computer handle the tactical aspect of battle. Yes, there would be people on board, but probably a few dozen. It could react thousands of times more quickly than humans making decisions on targeting and would learn much more quickly what opposing commanders are doing.

I agree with your choices. There are some very good films here.

If you're going to watch a 90's Stallone SF film that also has Rob Schneider in the cast I'd recommend 'Demolition Man.'

they took off Dredd's Helmet, HUGGEEEE MISTAKE

I enjoyed both versions I think Urbans is better, much like Total Recall I prefer the Arnie version to the newer one but both are totally enjoyable in there own way.

We sentence you sir to the long walk😂😂😂

Without the REALLY cheap grift of Kirk's tribble death, Darkness might have been salvagable if Khan had been killed by Starlfeet while trying to unfreeze him and Cumberbatch had actually been Joachim ( KhaN'S first mate ), subverting a LOT of rumors and expectations,

I saw that movie in the theater when it first came out. I had forgotten all about it until this video was posted.

How a 2000's Comedy Both Hurt and Help The Pro Wrestling Industry at the same time and that film it was 2000's Ready To Rumble

If you're going to talk about Sly Stallone's take on Judge Dredd, then you have to talk about the much superior reboot starring Karl Urban.

the trek fandom does not deserve the genius and passion and charisma that is avery brooks.

Anything anyone used for good can be spun to.evil vice. Versa too😮😢

Propaganda... authorities in majority are occupation forces pretending to be otherwise... Synonymous with Parisian gendarmes dragooned into assistance ghestapo and SS collabos of the 40s... Mercenary hessian pirates in employ of admiralty courts for profit impersonating peace officers NOT constitutional ...😮😢🌎🤔🧐🤨⚠️

First 10 seconds im thinking Dredd?

Yes, I agree with many of your criticisms, but I LOVE this movie! The effects, the design, the costumes, the terrific Alan Silvestri score. Total camp and totally entertaining. As I said, I love it, and I don't care who knows it.😁

*TNG Season 3 Ep 15 “Yesterday’s Enterprise”* needs to be on this list, if not at the top. It’s crucial to the survival of the Federation, now losing a hopeless war to the Klingons. The Enterprise-C crew once saved realizes they must/will die by re-entering an unwinnable fight. Guinan tells Tasha Yar she doesn’t belong in the current timeline and will die a meaningless death, so Tasha volunteers for the suicide mission. This episode has made me tear up for 35 years. At any rate, you missed a spot.

I didn’t like it…

Shoutout to Bear McCreary and his baller soundtrack for the New Caprica fight: ua-cam.com/video/so10dKbhorI/v-deo.html

Fun Fact; in the scene where Stallone and Schneider run down a flight of stairs, and Schneider's line is "Y'know, you're a lot of fun to be with, Dredd!", Schneider slipped and face planted down the stairs. Can be seen in the 'making of' featurette.

I used to see the end of a lot if films and although i havent seen it in it's entirety, i did enjoy "12:01"

I don't like any of the reboots. From turning the Enterprise into some kind of cheap REO hot rod to transforming Kirk into a really smart bad boy. It all goes down like a really stinky cheese without the camp. Flash can't replace substance.

not only did pegasus save galactica, she took out one base ship when she attacked, she also rammed one and one of her flight pods crashed into and destroyed a third. if you had to sacrifice the pegasus, what a way to go.

To be fair to the movie's box office, lets not undersell how popular where the MMPR in the mid 90's. I never liked that show and i was the exception to the rule in my age group.

The problem with this movie is it was just cheesy as hell. "I AM THE LAW" Come on... nobody took it seriously despite it's serious content and subject matter

It's a garbage movie that doesn't just ignore the source material, it pisses on it. Dredd got the soul of Dredd. The satire comment is absolutely fair, but undermined by the camp. Fantastic vice as usual

As a 9 yearold kid in 1995, who had never read a single page of any Dredd comicbook, i can say i loved every minute of that movie. That movie was one of many that made me get into comics/graphic novels etc later on in my life, i dont care what anyone says about it, i f'in love it

A friend of mine was an extra in it, he was one of the guys carrying the stretcher Rob Schneider was on in one scene. He said Schneider was hilarious in person, and that Stallone and Schneider had fun with the roles between takes. It sounded like the movie production was more 'fun nineties camp' while it was being filmed.

Walk away from the source material and put in comedy sidekick, then expect a failure.

Love this movie, and other than him taking the helmet off, it's a brilliant take on the source material. With a few caveats lol.