'Two of Us Called It In' Scene | Dredd (2012)
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- Judge Dredd (Karl Urban) goes head-to-head with one of the cops on Ma-Ma's (Lena Heady) payroll.
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Mega City One is a vast, violent metropolis where felons rule the streets. The only law lies with cops called "judges," who act as judge, jury and executioner, and Dredd (Karl Urban) is one of the city's most feared. One day, Dredd is partnered with Cassandra (Olivia Thirlby), a rookie with powerful psychic abilities. A report of a terrible crime sends Dredd and Cassandra to a dangerous area controlled by Ma-Ma (Lena Headey), a drug lord who will stop at nothing to protect her empire. - Фільми й анімація
We keep getting movies like Madame Web, yet this can't get a sequel...
Girl Power.
Madame Web sounds like a rifftrax classic though. And thats ok to me!
Be glad. It would be turned into a complete disaster. They would kill Dredd and replace him with Anderson who would be a totally different person who has all the powers lol
Cause Anderson isn't an insufferable girl boss/mary sue/etc that constantly argues with Dredd.
Too much Masculinity.
This movie is criminally underrated
Movie is a crime
Overlooked yes. Underrated no.
i see what you did there
The sentence is death
@@peterbach1126And you spend your time watching clips of movies that you believe to be shit?
Can we just appreciate how quickly Dredd thinks on his feet and can switch from seeing a friend to foe in front of him? One of the other Judges was counting on doing the exact same plan of either getting the drop on Anderson or waiting for Anderson to hesitate if she was spotted and then taking her out. Anderson saw through the crooked judge's ruse because she's psychic. Dredd sees through this because he's smart, and because he shows ZERO hesitation to take out a dirty cop.
The Judges might be trained from childhood to be one-man-armies in their ruthless pursuit of the law, but Dredd is a one-man-CRUSADE. He is simply _Built Different._
Of course. They're a criminal. The sentence for corruption in a Judge is death, without trial.
technically they do get a trial, but in the world of dredd; justice is swift@@MitchellTF
My guess would be this isn't the first time Dredd has come across this situation. When "backup" arrives they ask MaMa if she knows who Dredd is. When she replies that she doesn't, Lex says that he does and demands a million to assassinate him. MaMa might not have known who Dredd was but he clearly already has a reputation. Doesn't seem like Lex ever expected this job to be easy.
@@MitchellTFThat short discussion was the trial. But the other Judges sudden rush to expose Dredd and his position forced a rapidly executed "Judgement".
The moment the other Judge appeared before Dredd he was already "standing tall before the man".
Love how Ma-Ma, who's expecting to hear gunshots (because she ordered Kay to kill Anderson), immediately assumed Kay was dead when there was more than a few shots.
... when there were* more ...
@@einundsiebenziger5488 you don't look ready.
They aint @@neekfenwick
It only takes one shot to kill Anderson. If it takes more then Ma Ma knows Kay f*ed up.
So nice of Ma-Ma to make sure Dredd gets more ammo. Those are very hard to come by when you are stranded on a locked down building.
It wasn't in this scene. He would have gone to their weapons after he ran out.
@@spateri728 Guns are coded, it's actually shown in the clip. I.D. Fail. So each gun is coded to the officer itself.
@@trathanstargazer6421he just got takes their ammo, leaves the guns themselves
@@companioncubeismysoulmate180 I was thinking the same thing. No self-respecting armorer would issue magazines that explode if the wrong person uses them. Weapons, yes; magazines; no.
@@trathanstargazer6421 Triggers are coded. Mag release is not. Nice try tho.
The fact that Karl Urban can convey so many complex emotions with a helmet on the whole time is epic.
Did we watch the same movie or are you being sarcastic? haha
Dredd only had one emotion: pissed off.
Dredd isn't known for his complex emotions.
The exploding lawgiver was one off those moments comic fans were just waiting for ❤
Does it explode in the comic? This is like the most vivid thing in the Stalone version, that it's better when it electrocutes - the judge can still retrieve and use it after.
@@robertknop5158 Yup! From the beginning it had a palm-print analyzer and a self-destruct charge.
@ives Yeah makes sense it's more to prevent anyone from using the gun rather than disabling the user, hence it detonates itself to render it inoperable if some rando finds one for w/e reasons & tries to use superior kit like that. After all, if it didn't detonate, someone might be able to bypass the ID lock at some point w/ enough time/skill, especially since the second person would know it has a boobytrap like that if it electrocutes the first goon for example
@@robertknop5158well we know from real life that tasers don’t work a lot of the time. So it’s probably the best bet to just have it explode
@@robertknop5158the enemy cannot pull a trigger if you disable their hand
0:37 Absolutely incredible attention to detail: The judge on the left with the shotgun actually lowers his weapon to his side, making his profile smaller whilst still covering his sector. This is something that is deliberately taught to soldiers during CQB/FIBUA training. A long rifle or other firearm with a stock sticks out like balls on a bulldog, especially around corners. Plus when it's way out there in front, worst case scenario someone can grab onto it and control your muzzle.
He's 100% doing it purposefully too, you can see him going into a stance. The military advisors on Dredd did their job!
Who wouldn't hide their weapon and prevent it from sticking out into the open? Is that really something that needs to be taught?
@@Fragenzeichenplatte Anything you want to be part of someone’s muscle memory in stressful situations needs to be taught. Over and over again!
@@Karathos Maybe but this is a movie and it's not "incredible attention to detail". Anyone can see how hiding is better than not hiding.
@@Fragenzeichenplatte But not everyone makes it a part of their character, that's the reason technical and military advisors exist. John Wick for example is not just "some guy firing a gun" because "anyone can see why firing a gun is better than not firing it". Keanu Reeves put probably months into perfecting those moves, because it had to look like he's done it a million times because John Wick has. Same for a Judge here. They have to look like they've been proficient enough to survive the streets for years and years.
Come on now :D
@@Karathos They have to look proficient but as I keep saying it's a VERY obvious thought to not show your gun when you're trying to hide.
Imagine a full series with Karl, Olivia, the same writers, and mostly the same crew...
A man can dream...
Well they are leaving good money on the table by not doing it.
I'm dreaming with you, pal.
What I wouldn't do for a sequel to this masterpiece. LOVE Dredd and fingers crossed we can get Karl Urban and the directors/writers back for another some day! (thanks for the upload!)
They are now and a TV show.
I wanted this for a long time. But.... I think it's too late. In the current movie climate they can't make this well again. Maybe in 10 years things will change.
@@bobcougar77 yeah the only way this is getting made in Hollywood is if they trade out Karl Urban for a gay black woman
I'm hoping it's animated. They could go all out like in the comics
@@ArkunusStilshire It's live action. The series is called Mega City one and the film has no title yet. It's all on IMBD with interviews from Urban.
I loved this film, it wasn't Dredd's first day, or Dredd confronting the politics of societal systems or speaking for the mutants or going outside the walls.
It was...
A day at work. And it was all the more impactful for creating the world and the characters because of it
Sort of. The character of Anderson is her only in name.
Yes and no, those conversations can still be had but just not hitting you like Dredd hitting you with a High Ex shell. Dredd can talk to the Chief Justice about crime and unemployment running away leading to the death of more Judges when he goes back to the Hall of Justice or he can talk to Judge Hershy about Shoot First and asking questions later in the field.
@@ImrahilToChaos Eh, by the end of the movie this version of Anderson is well on her way to becoming the comic version. Also that neck breaking kick was fuckin smoooooooooooth.
This and Fury Road are cousins in this regard. Pure movies.
@@atomic_waitYes yes yes. Fantastic comparison - both kinetic, relentless movies, utterly true to their own worlds. And for crossover utopia, Charlize would’ve rocked as Anderson.
This movie is criminally underrated, and Karl Urban's portrayal of a younger Dredd was perfect, imho, and he kept the fricking helmet on!
It's rated just fine, everybody that watches it loves it. If anything, it's underwatched.
Karl Urban just slays whatever role he's in ❤
Easy to do when every role is the same overly serious guy with an attitude. He may be good at that type of character, but until he shows some actual range in his acting abilities, he's nothing but an amateur.
@@dugowt9243 ummm?
Thor Ragnarok?
The star trek remakes?
The Lord of the rings?!?!
( We don't have anything to talk about, if you haven't seen the extended editions-)
He doesn't have the widest range, but to say he doesn't show "actual range" is just silly.
@@dugowt9243even dredd & butcher are incredibly different characters. no clue what you’re talking about
@@Slop_Dogg Right?
I certainly don't think of Karl when I think of actors with a wide range, but for this person to say he has no range is just an foolish
Behold! Mah stuff!
I was there in 1977 at the age of 11. 2000AD comic. Prog. 2. - first Dredd story. This was the film that realised the vision. Excellent stuff. These clips tell me I'm due a rewatch.
dont know why these clips are popping up all of a sudden but im glad this movie is getting attention, however much it gets
I was thinking the same thing.....the clips popping up after 10 years....I decided to watch the film again
Because it got traction on Netflix
Dredd was right place, wrong time. This is one of the best comic movies ever made. I especially likes how Dredd pauses before killing the other Judge. You can see him consider it, the ramifications...and then, *thump*.
I love the contrasts in peril for Dredd and Anderson during this part of the film. Dredd would never have been captured, but equally he is almost killed by a deception that Anderson sees through *immediately*. Together, they become unstoppable.
Anderson seeing through the ruse and shooting first was honestly one of the coolest parts of the entire movie. amazing sequence
Dredd: "Two."
Chan: "Two?"
Dredd: "Two of us called the 10-24. Wondering why you didn't ask about the other one."
Chan: "Kaplan went for her."
Dredd: "Hmm ok."
I was just gonna say :)
"Two of us called in the 1024. Why didnt you ask about the other one?" - "Because its like 4 Seconds since i saw you? So whats with the other one?"
You can see Dredd waits for like ten seconds for him to mention the other one while he's just grinning like a dumbass. It wouldn't have worked
I mean, it was pretty safe to assume she was dead. It wasn't as if Dredd was saying "This way. My partner is in danger."
He panicked. There were things he could have said to put Dredd more at ease but in that second his mind went 'Fuck, how do I respond to this' and Dredd could tell he was lying
Exactly.
The cop even asked “two?” Indicating he knew nothing about the calls being made
Guess we’re all on a Dredd binge huh?
I like the way they have Anderson moving her head around while being taunted, even without the psychic cues from earlier in the movie you can tell she's paying more attention to events elsewhere and provokes the guy into blowing his hand off.
She is probably reading his mind or sensing the presence of others outside, trying to identify a way out and where the guards are so she can jump on them and take their weapon (which she did)
Told Dredd to choke on it....and Dredd took that personal
I feel like this movie takes chances you never see post MCU, extreme violence/gore along with general dirtiness, putting the character first not the famous actor, the antagonist doesn't have some sympathetic backstory, this is a self containing story with a satisfying ending that isn't trying to expand into a trilogy or whatever.
Yeah, like this movie easily COULD have a sequel, especially since this entire situation is treated like an average Thursday evening for Dredd that happens commonly (which it is), but at the same time if it DOESN'T get a sequel, it's still a good standalone film.
Urban still has it. He'd probably be better now than then. Name his objective save Helm's Deep by the third day and it's no contest. He'll do it for the Boys
I have seen this scene so many times, and always wondered why Judge Chan didn't just feign ignorance at Dredd's question, or some other sort of lie. In fact, Chan's panicked reaction at that question, desperate for the other judges to arrive, was all Dredd needed to know this guy was dirty.
Dredd may not be psychic like Anderson, but he has great instincts. Dredd was already suspicious that judges could get into a locked-down block so easily and up there without some running gun battle against Ma-Ma's gang. Dredd first of all asked how many others were with Chan, a fair question (but tactically useful if his suspicions were confirmed). But Chan overplayed his confidence, so Dredd tested him further with the question about his missing partner Anderson. At that point, Chan might have saved the subterfuge by playing it cool (saying he didn't know all the info, or they were still looking, etc.), but instead, his guilty mind broke into a panic and that reaction more than anything confirmed he was an enemy not an ally. Not only that, but Dredd also knew how many more dirty judges he would have to take down aside from Chan. This is why Dredd is so dangerous, not just combat and a harsh attitude, but street smarts.
The only pity is that after Chan's radio call to Judge Lex, Dredd never had time to scoop up Chan's lawgiver ammo before the next confrontation.
That's exactly what i thought as well.
Like you said he should ignore it while thinking about the answer.
He should answer ,"Hmmmmph... ... Forget her.. Dredd. She didn't make it."
*btw you can't say, don't know or still searching for her, because there's a delay in his answer (due to panic attack). Those two answer need a quick response, which's not possible due to him not ready for what Dredd asking.
But then, that way's not fun.
Because we would missed chance for this awesome satisfying fight if he managed to trick Dredd.
@@thunderboltcougar5626Only I think Dredd would see through that because if the Judges were clean, they wouldn't know she was captured or dead. If they said they found her body, I think Dredd would instantly know that was a lie because she was last on the 200th floor (Dredd would have seen or heard her if she was thrown off the balcony).
This movie and Hardcore Henry was the best action movies of the twenty-teens.
Everything gets a sequel but Dredd.
Really think about it do you really think a sequel is good idea now?. I want one but when the woke shit and politics is officially over In hollywood
your brain is rotted out to the core lmfao @@reeceburns8077
Wow. Woke just lives rent free up there eh?@reeceburns8077
@@nanashi1173 I said politics too
@@nanashi1173 I wish it didn't but it's always ruining my favourite shows or movie's or video games or yeah fuck it I'll say it my favourite male characters and instead of ever accepting criticism and just being humble and saying "we fucked up our bad" they just use "minority's" as shields you know "you just don't like it because you're racist/sexist the list goes on" okay you want to be children and hurl insults then Goodluck I say.
I got to say...ammunition low...is such a long way to give less information than just...printing the remaining count of bullets.
Best thing about this movie is this is just a Tuesday for Dredd.
I watched this movie so much when it came out. Criminally underrated remake
I remember watching this movie and I thought, why tf isn’t this more popular
To those asking for a sequel, or a series: you never learn.
“MORE” ≠ “BETTER”
Part of the beauty of this movie is that it is a simple story with a beginning, middle, and end. It’s also one of the reasons we’re all here a decade later still watching clips - because a franchise hasn’t milked the idea dry.
Hollywood wants to exploit every piece of IP until the thing you loved, whatever it is, is met with a shrug, at best, and disdain, at worst. You’re like abuse victims who have been conditioned to ask for more when it isn’t really what you want.
Appreciate this movie, and stop asking for more.
Btw, the things we like about this movie (the simple story, the creativity despite a low budget, the decision to not water it down to appeal to a larger audience) are the reasons it’s great and also why it didn’t get a sequel. This is the *opposite* of Disney is doing to Star Wars and all of these other “cinematic universes.” They are antithetical. What we should all be thirsting for is more simple stories, more risk-takers, more visionary creators and directors. Jaws, Rocky, Halloween, even Star Wars, all had these qualities. They had a beginning, middle, and end. They’re not great because of their endless sequels, prequels, reboots. They were all meant to end, not go on forever.
A fan could make a sequel to this that every other fan would love but I do agree that Hollywood has a tendency to care more about a cash-grab than an actually good movie lol. Imagination is practically infinite though so I'm not sure I buy the premise that an idea can be "milked dry" but it can be cheapened by unimaginative cash-grabs that care more about money than cinema lol
@@3nertia There are examples of creative, satisfying sequels, such as Fury Road. But far more examples of crap.
what a garbage take
Star Wars….
I saw this movie in theater, excellent experience made me feel like I was on SLO MO 😂😂
0:13 i love the head snap, and turn and blast of the crim in this sequence. this movie just keeps showing gems that make me love it more
Such a good film, want to see psi anderson grow in a series of these films, can you imagine the dark judges in this universe man!
"Gaze Into The Fist of Dredd!"
Soundtrack amazing
Love this movie and it reminds me of a movie called “the raid”
Great movie, gets better on each rewatch
Everytime I play Cyberpunk or The Ascent on my PS5 I get an itch to watch this movie, because they could almost all exist in the same universe in how close they are to one another.
This movie's soundtrack is criminally underrated
2:50 This is moment Dredd fucks up.. he didn't take the extra clips from the Chan... but then again it would have been a Clint Eastwood kinda move and made it less tense I suppose.
Not taking spare/extra ammo is just stupid, no matter the context.
Kinda annoyed me too but I'm just gonna chalk it up to him hearing the other two judges coming so he had to make a fast exit. Makes sense considering Chan was still standing when they got there. Weak argument cause it probably would've taken like 2 seconds to grab the mags but movies gotta have tension.
@@EX7Sonictbf, 2 seconds too long in a combat scenario can decide life or death, and chan did call in the others before the fight even occured
my headcanon is that his mind was too preoccupied with how to deal with the other two now enemy Judges AND where he might be able to find his rookie. he's only human, and he's experienced so subconsciously he probably thought he could still make do without the ammo so long as he comes up with the right plan which was occupying most of his thinking at the moment. our brains slip more often than we'd like in stressful situations and it probably isnt every day that he has to deal with crooked Judges which would be a mindfuck in of itself because now he has to basically fight himself and unlearn what he knows to get the upper hand. AND he's doing all this while staying active in the moment. yeah, Id forget about the ammo too
He made time for the one liner though, that's the most important thing, lol.
phenomenal movie
5:03 damn that's a brutal death. at least it's quick.
Love this film
Criminally underappreciated movie. Dredd's failure at the box office is not the failure of the movie. It's our (the audience's) failure. We failed to appreciate it properly.
Criminally underrated film
Anderson: 'A helmet interferes with my psychic powers'. Dredd: 'A bullet would interfere with them more'.
Hey look Pascal, dude wears a helmet the whole time and shows enough emotion to make a kick ass movie.
Pablo, not Pascal.
@@FoNgThOnG He's name is Pedro Pascal
Well it's a stupid comment because Pedro Pascal doesn't control the directorship or visual identity of anything he's in.
@@Levyathyn Not a stupid comment. You're just an idiot. He defended it publicly. Great actors tend to fight for characters authenticity. Like Henry Cavill, who just straight up left.
Both Darth Vader and Boba Fett became iconic because of the mystique of being masked characters.
That became even more apparent in the Book of Boba Fett the titular character became less compelling with the mask off.
What's concerning is that those decisions were made by the same company who will be giving us Dr Doom in the new Fantastic 4 movie.
Damnit I'm a doctor, not a Judge Dredd 😂😂😂
female zulu, you have your orders
@@michaelm3691 ？
😂😂
You see the difference in how the Judges move and the gangsters.
Could you expand on what you mean by that?
@@3nertia The Judges are more tactical, checking their corners and so on. Gangsters rush in, trying to use intimidation, by being loud and visible. Works against normal people, but not Judges who have military training.
This was such a solid movie.
12 years later and I'm still asking for a studio to make a Dredd sequel it may have not been profitable in 2012 but it's a follow-up that is in high demand. The only question remaining is why are studios sitting on it when the general public is saying that they want another Dredd film with Karl Urban and Olivia Thirlby.
Probably because Hollywood lacks the writing chops right now to pull it off heh
Surprisingly good movie. Was expecting left overs but got a decent one.
I loved this movie. Karl killed it in this!
Movies a classic
Only slight issue is that Dredd, knowing he was low on ammo, would have taken some off the guy he killed. Small point I know but!
maybe all their equipment explodes like weapons do if picked up by another person
@@Denebraehe scavenges ammo off the other dead judges later before the final push.
Given that the corrupt judge's 2 buddies show up before he's even hit the floor after Dredd smashes his windpipe, I assume Dredd heard them coming and just didn't have the time
oh yeah, that's a fair point. He had little time before the others got there but you'd think he could grab a mag or two off that guy's belt before he disappears
@@ststes I agree he probably had time to snatch a mag but decided to play it safe since he didn't know exactly how far away they were. After all the last thing Chan did before the fight with Dredd started was to tell Lex to hurry up.
Dredd walked so John Wick could run IMO, there. I said it. Love them both dearly. I liked to think John wick's great great great great great grandchild would have been dredd.
They need more films that respect the audience and not have everything spelled out through exposition, flashbacks and origin stories. We don't need to see how John Wick or Dredd first decided to be a badass, we just need the film to flow
@onlydaprecum my favorite part of the films is we don't see this elaborate exposition. It's seeing how other characters react to the name. Like everyone getting a look of fear hearing wicks name. And the other judge commenting "judge dredd. The judge dredd." It's enough to know that they're idolized as badasses vs just saying "yes these r the best of the best"
Have you watched Raid 1 and 2? Definitely in for a fantastic time if you haven't.
@@thekotabear3262 Escape from Tarkov: Raid?
@FrontlineCrusaders226 No, the first film is just called Raid. It released around the same time as Dredd and has the same premise, a cop fighting his way up an apartment building, this is just more MMA/visceral fighting. It's good
What a film. Nuf said.
fkn love this movie
Dredd, did not kill for joy, he killed because that's what judges, do.
Give us a damn sequel! Karl Urban was a perfect Dredd, we need to see the rest of this world damn it. 🤣😭
How to make a dramatic build-up scene more tense? Add a heartbeat drum. Simple, and yet so effective.
Olivia Thurlby’s Rookie Anderson is a masterclass in how to write and perform a female hero. The movie is called “Dredd”, but it is Anderson’s movie.
So I guess Judge Stephanopoulos’ badge just goes across his whole chest?
5:08 head gets turned to mush 😂
Excellent film, should have had a sequel or TV series continue it 😞
It has been in development hell since 2017. I wish someone - Apple TV, perhaps? - would show some intestinal fortitude and make it.
If there was one movie that needed a sequel (or several of them).
I like how you see as Dredd walks through the shadows and you see the name 'Dredd' which is used to signify that his name is Dredd.
Even the guns are badass!
This movie I don’t mind feeling like a video game. Credit to both genres.
Is this an extended cut or do I have to watch this movie again?
It must be a long day when you’re making slowmo 🫠
There is absolutely no fat on this movie, every scene is perfect.
4:39 *sitcom laugh* 😂😂😂😂😂
Just another day for my mans
The corrupt female judge had the worst lines😊 ever.
Yeah. Stilted acting.
@@aliensounddigital8729I mean, it does kinda make sense. She's trying to get Anderson to lower her guard, and she probably knew what she was going to say before the 'surprise" encounter even happened, which might make it come off as a bit strange under the circumstances.
12 fu#@$ years already?!?!?!?1 damn, we are getting old!
It makes sense that Dredd didnt search him for ammo in this scene, because he was told there was a 3 man squad closing in on their position. But the part that doesnt make sense is that they were killing tons of gangsters with weapons prior to this scene and neither of them bothered to pick up any weapons when they knew they were trapped in a situation with limited ammo.
They also probably should have brought more ammo. The way it was presented in the movie, it looked like they only went in with one magazine each.
They finally make a good reboot and it is a oner.
Drehhhhd!
if they made a dredd sequel on netflix it'd be watched by 200 million people easy
is that Avon Barksdale? 3:17
Avon Barksdale gon need a new hand… 😂😂😂
4:33 Knowingly or not, Anderson kinda solved the "losing her sidearm" question.
He put a dent in that dude's throat like it was a goddamn beer can!
Fucking loved this film. It's an artistic war crime that we didn't get a sequel. I am perpetually fuming when I am reminded of this film because we didn't get that sequel.
Avon Barksdale?
My question is why didn’t the other judge shoot when he has the shoot. He had a perfect shot
Hollywood make so much crap these days. Safer bet to make 2 more sequels or more to this magnificent movie
How this film didnt start a franchise, ill never know.
Didnt make enough money. :(
Double...Whammy
good for you LMAO
I fill like we will get a sequel announcement within two years
You know who would take this franchise to the next level? #Disney!
“I am the law!”
Sorry; just needed to say that.
I want to point out that Judge Dredd does bad ass female leads the right way. Even as a Rookie, it’s totally believable and never feels forced.
I wish modern studios would take note.
if they did you wouldn't notice because your opinion on what makes a female lead done 'right' is entirely dependent on youtuber opinions
I think all those who read 2000AD know this movie could and should have been so much better. It's not a bad effort but much more could have been done on a bigger budget.
When he said, "2 called it in" and that he didn't ask about the second one. How is that immediate evidence he's crooked?? Dude could have been like, I dunno they just sent us here...
wheres the Dredd videos games at
Six hollywood