'I Am The Law' | Dredd
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2021
- Dredd (Karl Urban) takes over the P.A. system to tell the block who is in charge while Ma-Ma (Lena Headey) tries to track his location.
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I respect any actor who can forgo the actor trap of narcissisim and resist the urge to show their face. Double respect for an actor who can deliver a top-notch performance with a bucket on his head with the note 'scowl harder' taped to the inside.
But everyone knows what Karl Urban looks like. It's not the same as a new unknown actor concealing their face in a big role.
@@DaveDexterMusic Perhaps OP referring to Sylvester Stallone and his role as Dread?
He was well known but his ego insisted that went against the established lore where Dread and his helmet is concerned..
@@stuartburns8657 I'm fairly certain that was the studios decision, as they wanted Stallones mug on the posters.
@@henrikknudsen8125 Too many years ago now Henrik, and you may well be right. Heaven forbid him turning down a pay cheque for integrity purposes however ;)
It was a studio decision that Stallone lose the lid, BUT he had the pull to have insisted on keeping it on if he really cared about the project.
Karl Urban said in an interview. “I say this hypothetically. If I went to a movie called Judge Dredd and the lead actor at one point took off his helmet so we could see his full face I would just puke in my popcorn because that’s not Dredd. He is mysterious and enigmatic. We’re doing it right, it’s gonna be harder, grittier and above all faithful to the comic. It’s gonna kick ass.” Yes it did Mr Urban and us Dredd Fans appreciate you for performance.
I'm so sad I missed this in theaters when it came out. I didn't know it was even in the works until a few years after it came out. No regrets on that rental!
@@kedolan4992 It was great on the big screen. But I believe it's that kind of movie that works well on all media.
@@TheMichaelStott Oh for sure, but there's just something... better... about watching action movies in theaters, with the amazing sound systems and all that, and the huge screens, etc.
@@kedolan4992 Very true
@@kedolan4992 brought the 2 dvd twice!, granted the second one was accident but I sent it to a friend as a gift.
"Mama is not the law. I am the law."
Masterpiece. Impeccable delivery.
“JUDGEMENT TIME!”
@@SenorGrandePP the way he delivered "judgement time" was menacing without going over the top.
燃烧弹啊，这也太不人道了（狗头🐶）
@@SwapBlogRU That was the definition of "menacing." Hell, I wanted to surrender and I'm just watching on UA-cam.
...you won't fuck around no more...
The fact this movie didn’t get a sequel is a tragedy
Definintely.
Maybe its better that way
@@zwojack7285 When you see the level of the sequels nowadays, I can only agree, it is better that way. At least they won't damage that gem.
There's gonna be a series though
You can thank China for that
Rookie: "What's incendiary?"
Dredd: "Fires white phosphorus."
Rookie: "FOR WHAT!?"
Dredd: "Urban pacification."
This whole scene has the same energy as “You are being rescued, please do not resist.”
Lies again? Battery Inflation
"Sound like overkill to you?"
I mean, white phosphorous is also an excellent smoke producing agent. Not that Dredd ever needs a smoke screen.
White phosphorous...
"I said 'Hot Shot.'" Fires and basically fries a hostage taker's brain out.
"Mama is a common criminal."
This was a normal day to Dredd. Let that sink in.
I just saw a rumour that a second movie is in production with Karl Urban coming back. I wanna see more of this normal stuff.
Sad thing is common crime is murder and drug manufacturing?
@@johnellis2435 If you lived in an overcrowded Megacity after the apocalypse, you'd want to do drugs and wouldn't put much value on another human life, too...
My friend pointed that out when we finished the movie and honestly I think them making this basically a routine training shift makes it all so much cooler
"Drug bust. Perps were uncooperative"
Man just fires white phosphorus like it’s just Tuesday for him
Residents of Megacity One know to stay indoors during White Phosphorus Tuesdays.
It is just Tuesday for him
Willie Pete ain't no joke!
him firing a hotshot into a perps mouth and watching his head melt wasnt enough to show this is all routine for Dredd.
It's comment strings like these that make me look through comments in the first place, lol.
Karl Urban's chin puts on a hell of a performance.
And the award for best actor goes to.......
Don't forget a scowl that goes all the way down.
I love how they managed to find a way to put his iconic line into the film without it sounding stupid, cheesy or pretentious. It's spoken only one time rather than yell it aloud the entire film, and he says it as an absolute fact rather than a corny catchphrase.
"Mama is not the law, *I am* the law." Absolutely love it.
Better than Sylvester Stallones I am THE LAW. Couldn’t take his character seriously.
@@Mikey-ym6ok "YOU BETRAY THE LAWL!"
that was literally my exact thought when i heard it. Perfectly delivered.
I think you're forgetting that one Stallone yells it He's on a microphone trying to talk to people 10 to 20 floors above him. It wasn't about trying to sound tough or cheesy, it was about making sure he was heard.
@@rob6345 Yeah, but you're forgetting that he then proceeds to do it the whole movie for no reason lol
Urban was so good in this movie. You can only see his mouth but he's so convincing. Really underrated movie.
I´d gladly watch another one with him.
Underrated is a good thing.
He owned the role like Jackman owned Wolverine and Reynolds owns Deadpool. We definitely need more Urban Dredd.
I liked Andersen, but having her in sequels may be a hinderance to telling stories sufficiently different than this one.
@@TheFarCobra
I think he's not acting in the Boys. He just shows up.
@@TheFarCobra Don't really agree with you. Anderson and Dredd are epic when they play off each other so she can be in any theoretical sequals. But she isn't needed. They could even have done a series with her and the Psi Division.. There is a whole series of Judge Anderson comics they could get inspiration from.
love that look when he calls her a "common criminal". Looks a bit irritated when she realizes the judge doesn't consider her to be significant, Just a Tuesday for him
and then he promptly proves it
@@Bluecatte To her credit, Mama took it like a champ and held in that last hit. She took that fall like a beautiful swan...and the sudden stop like a lumpy pudding.
@@Rattus-Norvegicus tbf, kinda hard to be graceful with u fall from 200 stories on to concrete. Surprised she didn't turn into red paste immediately upon landing.
"Drug bust. Perps were uncooperative."
@@danialyousaf6456 In effect, she would have, they just couldn't get away with showing that splatter landing I guess. They simply imply it by showing a "Slo Mo" of her head vanishing into an appropriately X-shaped blood puddle.
One advantage of the lack of a sequel is that we don't get to see the concept watered down or incompetently tampered with by giant media corporations. The good die young.
A silver lining
Considering the state of Hollywood, this is the most based take here.
Tbh, I think a legacy sequel 20 years down the line based on Dredd doing the Long Walk could be cool
@@wiremuwifebash in 20 years Dredd will be a pansexual beastiality lover who identifies as a judge and his pronouns will be they/them/Im the law and he will not shoot anyone but rather cancel them by outing them on social media. He will also wear a rainbow colored helmet and cutout butt cheek leather pants.
When Urban's lowkey "I am the law" is more badass than Stallone's...
That one line was more badass than Stallone's entire film
Nothing Lowkey about that. That was a beyond obvious fact. It was law.
No dredd can ever beat Stallone’s I am the Law and it’s follow up line
@@Rageknight901 Stallone's dredd was pathetic and feeble
@@Rageknight901 nothing in common with the source material
the way he says "mama is not the law... I am the law" as if he was simply reminding the citizens is so good... chills every time
I want to hear that voice and calm, menacing tone say:
"I am vengeance. I am the night. *I* ...am Batman."
Actually maybe not. If Karl said that line that way, it'd be terrifying.
He is simply reminding them. He's also reminding them that any obstruction of his efforts to capture Ma-Ma would change the citizens to accomplices and will be treated as such.
One of the best comic book adaptations ever. Karl Urban was perfect casting.
disagree. Stallone was far superior. this movie totally ripped off that movie. everyone knows that.
@@nepntzerZer thats gotta be the worst take ive ever read on the internet
@@nepntzerZer Except the consensus among fans of the comic is that Urban was the far better Dredd. It's fine if you like Stallone's more, but you'd be in the minority on that one. It's well known to be a joke of an adaptation.
@nepntzerZer You betrayed the LOAAAWWW!!!
If you're making a joke I think I'm the only one who got it lmao
Karl Urban is my god damn hero for having respect for the artform to go "This movie isn't about me, making me more famous, or making you associate my face with this character, the character never takes his helmet off, and im doing that justice" for that I deeply respect him alot more then most actors
Which is funny because I just saw a summary of Stallone's Judge Dredd, where he absolutely takes off the helmet for like half the movie. No joke, I thought that it wasn't even a Dredd movie at that point - it was just Stallone doing his usual movies things. It was disappointing and I'm not even a follower of the OG material or anything too. Yeah, Karl Urban deserves a mighty salute for his superior performance.
@@keystrix3704 More then half if I remember correctly, he only spends like 20 minutes of screen time wearing the helmet, the only other character i've seen wear their iconic headwear less is MCU Thor wearing his for like 10 minutes tops across almost a dozen movies
Karl Urban has been in almost every need franchise for the past twenty years. I first saw him as Eomer in Lord of the Rings, and he has been an underrated powerhouse ever since.
Still remember me seeing this film for the first time and thinking how they cannot possibly make Dredd say the "I am the law" quote without sound silly after the Stallone movie.
I was totally wrong and was happy for it.
On that "I am the law" line and "And as for you, Ma Ma.... Judgement Time."
FUCKING CHILLS. DAMN.
Personally I was a little too "Batmany". But it was still delivered in much better fashion than Stallone. Which is weird to say considering I Stallone is on of my favorite actors.
Does anyone else grin uncontrollably at the badassery of Dredd in this scene
Nope...i revisit every few months to grin at Karl's badassery... One of my favourite sci fi or fantasy actors...
I don't grin I just mimic the steel set of his jaw as he watches the perps burn in judgement before The Law.
-scene-
*whole movie
Me the entire movie: “Is he gonna say the thing?”
Dredd: “Ma-Ma is not the law. I am the law.”
Me: “HE SAID THE THING!”
LAAAAAWWWWWHH
This movie is a masterpiece, specially when you consider the budget they had for it
A good movie doesn’t need a high budget to be amazing. A lot of good movies are movies only filmed in one room or a single area with a small budget.
I can't believe they were able to build a 400 story skyscraper within that budget
@@JerryMetal it was made in china
@@warofnoise5394 it was actually filmed in South Africa
@@amysmileyreid95 Basically owned by China. You have been warned.
It's so awesome when an actor TRULY GETS IT.
"I am the law."
Reserved. Matter of fact. A promise, not a threat. He is here to do his job. Play time is over. No bravado or over the top heroicism. A future cop speaking plainly to his ailing community.
“Release the hostage and serve a life sentence in isocube. If you don’t release the hostage you are sentenced to death”
“Who the fuck taught you how to negotiate!?”
“I’m not negotiating”
@@SynthicideDreams lmao☠️
Hey man well said, like strait up. Just a man and his duties. Whatever it takes.
That is what cyberpunk should be like
No it shouldn't
@@greatcoldemptiness yes it should.
It has the dystopian vibe, but not much else is very cyberpunk. If Dredd were in Cyberpunk, he'd have cybernetic implants, etc.
@@AmaticXLII somebody doesn't understand what cyberpunk is
True
I love how he sets the tone from the jump by calling the people "inhabitants" instead of "residents". He's letting everyone know how he feels about the entire place and he is speaking to all who dwell there, legally or not
Best part is when Dredd says "It's judgement time" and then he judges the hell out of everyone.
Basically
judgin time
I almost cried when he judged all over everyone. Truly one of the movies of all time
"As for you Mama... judgement time."
Pretty much any shallow standard christian
As much as I love Karl Urban's performance as Dredd... I have to give mad props to Lena Headey as "Ma-ma"...
Dude she was terrible! All she did was swear a lot. She's not intimidating at all.
I like the cinematographic decision at 2:20-2:21 to put Ma-Ma and Dredd at almost the same place within the frame before and after the cut, with the same kind of body language, pose. It really hammers in the idea that even though Dredd is one of the good guys, he's just as brutal as the crime lord herself, if not more; and the criminals and the Judges are pretty much two sides of the same coin in this setting.
Good spot. I love seeing creative decisions like that.
Nice catch!
Forget Stallone. Karl Urban is Dredd.
Not that I don't love Stallone in other roles. But he was so WRONG for Dredd! I agree - Karl Urban *IS* DREDD!
Stallone made a bigger, and better Dredd.
@@generalawareness101 yeah, but not really faithful to the damn material. Dredd doesn't show his face.
@@generalawareness101agree to disagree.
My man said something as silly as "Judgement Tiiiiime" with such badass intensity. Karl Urban is Dredd. He's Billy Butcher. He's Eomer. He's the fucking man.
His wife also took everything in the divorce. All he has left is his Bones.
@@merickful who, Urban or Dredd?
@____Carnage____
A line from Dr. Bones, played by Urban, in Star Trek. I was just adding to the characters being listed in OPs comment. 😊
And now he's Jonny Cage.
I wonder how many times he practiced “I am the law.” The delivery is just perfect Karl Urban doesn’t skip a beat during the whole monologue.
Saw elsewhere he's a fan of the comics. Probably did a lot of practice even before getting the role.
Such an underrated movie! "And as for you, MaMa... Judgement Time"
How do you plead?
DREDD: "Defense noted."
Criminally underrated film with a perfect Judge Dredd.
"Failure to report critical cinematic achievement. Five years iso-cubes."
I avoided this movie like the plague because of the Stallone attempt but I eventually saw it a few years ago on TV and it blew me away with how good it was and how good Karl Urban is. Would recommend it to anyone. GREAT MOVIE.
I've seen both adaptation... both were good but karl urban was better for the role.. I was only 6 years old seeing the Stallone version so being that young seeing for the first time it still holds a place in my memory.
@@colemanwalsh7477 Stallone's one had some nice Mega City One visuals but the grim aesthetic and judge demeanor in Urban's one was way better.
Unfortunately you missed it in 3D. It was so good in 3d
Karl Urban deserves so much credit for this version of Dredd. He fkin nailed it..
It's my Favourite role of his.
I'd love to hear him return to the role in an Animated series.
He said it! He said the line!
This is a criminally underrated movie. It's GUILTY
Urban's delivery is just perfect here. Everything is stated as a fact. No threats, no bravado, just reminding people of the laws of reality.
And then at the end, allowing himself just a tiny bit of actual emotion. After everything he's been through, that restrained irritation is far more terrifying than any furious rant could be. It means he's still in control, and that means you're dead.
He gave them the biggest warning they're ever gonna get. And they forced his hand immediately.
Makes me think his mind must be screaming "JUST STOP MAKING ME DO THIS."
A genuinely well written and well delivered version of the line that could have easily been so cheesy. This movie is a gem.
"I am the law" and "judgement time". Two of the baddest and chilling lines ever said.
Karl Urban doesn't get anywhere near enough credit for his faithfulness in portraying this role. Helmet on, monotone delivery, absolutely zero bullshit. Karl Urban absolutely killed it as Dredd, and this movie is a relic of what superhero films could've been
Damn this is just TOO GOOD!
The way he looks upon the burning criminals and there's fire in his visor - omg that is so iconic and awesome
His stern mouth just seems unphased - it's judgement time
I love how slow motion is not a gimmick. It is explained in the story of the film it's a drug that makes you experience slow motion. And it doesn't happen all the time either.
nor do you get any faster reaction. unlike adrenaline that triggers slow mo. adrenaline also rarely grants super strength
Rewatching this scene, I like the little detail of the quick transition from when Dredd orders incendiary and pulling the trigger. There's no hesitation, no dramatic aiming, no pause. Dredd knew exactly what he was going to do and how, and he executed it flawlessly.
This is one of my top ten favorite movies of all time. They really need to do a second one
Considering the woke trash being churned out lately, no, no they do not.
I will die on this hill..."Dredd" is the most criminally underrated action/comic adaptation of all-time. I will die on this hill.
I am with you.
You ain't the only one, brother...
mass grave on that hill with you
you're not wrong
Careful. I'm sure if it's criminally underrated, Dredd knows how to fix that..
Karl Urban and Lena Headey are golden. It's extremely difficult to have a good protagonist without a good antagonist in a comic book adaptation, that's why Nolan's second Batman it's also the best Batman adaptation. And in this movie they were perfect.
Every actor who can say "MAMA"still sounding badass deserves a praise
This had elements of Rio Bravo, Trespass, the Raid and Assault on Precinct 13 - brilliant movie.
They nailed Dredd in this movie... Karl Urban did an excellent job and thanks for leaving the helmet on.....
Karl Urban absolutely nailed Dredd bro. This movie is so underrated and I'm so sad. I was STOKED to see the remake and they KILLED IT.
YES he is dredd
Thank you Karl for so many great sci-fi moments
I still think getting a little more character development on MaMa would've been nice.. but I guess in the end she didn't matter. Like Dredd said, she's a common criminal. Even if she thinks she's a bigshot, even if she's the boss of this megablock.. in the grand scheme of things she's just another criminal. just another target for Dredd to take out.
They should've made a sequel. The cinematography, the direction, the acting, the writing, the faithfullness to the comics.. everything was excellent. I feel the reason this didn't do so great in the boxoffice is that they felt it needed to be packaged with the 3D gimmick that people have already gotten tired of. In theatres, it wasn't "Dredd", it was "Dredd 3D". Just that alone probably pushed a bunch of people away because when you throw the gimic in to the title it gives the impression they're just trying to rely on the 3D aspect for the movie to actually be entertaining.. wich with Dredd was certainly not the case.
I remember at the time, the marketing for it was virtually non existent, that along with a very limited release meant it didn't make a huge amount at the box office. It's as if the studios wanted it to fail.
There was a prequel comic with Ma Ma's origins that was released awhile back. It's actually pretty good.
Weirdly enough this was the only film I've ever seen in 3D where I thought that actually added to the experience. But I get your point.
I think we got juuust enough on Mama. Same as we got just enough on Dredd, and Anderson. She was a criminal, but also part of the meat that Mega City 1 ground up. Which was a bit of a theme throughout the whole film. She was basically broken, but also a survivor, and the film showed that in all sorts of little ways, very adroitly I thought.
Really wish the Netflix series with Urban returning had panned out.
That is the thing. The events of this movie aren't a special occasion for Dread. For him it was a Tuesday at the office. He deals with hundreds of Mama's and Peach Trees each year. He'll be worked up when something really special happens, like undead judges for another existence that are hellbent on ending all life as their means of preventing crime.
I love these clips from Dredd. It became an instant fave after my first viewing. And how could you not love Lena Headey.
Note to self: mess with the man and you will get Willie Pete.
Everyone gangsta til Willie Pete comes out to play
@@LordMarps whos willie Pete?
@@Mikey-ym6ok Willie Pete = White Phosphorus
@@Mikey-ym6ok ''Willie Pete'' is military slang for White Phosphorus, which is an incendiary chemical weapon, banned by the Geneva Convention.
This shit literally melts the flesh from your bones and can't even be extinguished with water. Using WP is considered a war crime.
(Allegedly the US Military used in in Iraq, during the Second Battle of Fallujah and then covered it up.)
In Mega City-1, it's standard ammo for the local law enforcement....
@@LordMarps thanks for letting me know. Had no idea. Learn something new everyday.
Not having a sequel to this masterpiece is a greater crime than anything Ma ma has ever done
Stallone: I AM LAW!
Karl: I am the law.
Karl Urban's chin should have won an Oscar for its performance
"I am the law"
Immediately proceeds to commit war crimes
Dredd #1 based movie
Technically, Dredd isn't just capping people for funsies. The Law says attacking a Judge is a capital crime. These people attacked a Judge. He is expediting the legal process.
@@thebighurt2495
"Attempted Murder of a Judge: Death."
@@thebighurt2495 I think he is talking about the white phosphorus.
Instead of a quick and swift death, Dredd went the Willy Pete route. That’s brutal.
In fairness Dredd is running out of standard ammo and having to resort to his specialty types. Someone was going to get immolated, may as well use it tactically.
The soundtrack is one of the main things that made this movie one of the best comic book adaptations to date. This and The Crow stand tall among a sea of mediocrity
I've never read a Dredd comic, but you don't need to to enjoy this movie. It's a kick ass action flick in its own right.
I think one of the best aspects of this movie was the decision to make Ma-Ma really just a very common criminal. She's not a super-genius, she's not a supernatural being or a cyborg. She's the petty warlord of one megastructure, just a drug kingpin who happens to be extremely sadistic and violent. In her little world of Peach Trees, Ma-Ma believes she is the law. She has no idea what kind of one-man apocalypse Dredd is.
You know Dredd?
No.
I do, 5 million.
Done.
XD
00:18 what I tell my son when he says mama gave him permission and I disagree.
Badman: "Look! They are dancing!"
>_
This film is criminally underwatched and underappreciated.
Karl Urban *is* Dredd. his portrayal of Dredd is perfection. Now that he's older he's even better for the role. A Dredd TV series appears to be in production. Karl Urban MUST BE cast as Dredd. No ifs, no buts. This is the law.
They made an absolute masterpiece.
And I hope Karl is as happy about being its centerpiece as he deserves to be.
Between Billy But her and Dredd, Urban is immortalized.
He really got a sharp rise from Riddick films to this.
I just love the "Judgement time" line. Sends chills down my spine every time.
"Ma-Ma is not the law. I am the law"
I broke into a cold sweat when I first heard him drop that line. He's so deadpan and matter-of-fact when he delivers this speech to the gang that it put the fear of God in me as just a member of the audience.. Karl Urban absolutely killed it with this role. He is the law.
This scene is pretty much the meaning.. I haven't eaten Breakfast yet
The soundtrack is the third main character in this movie. It completes the awesomeness of Dredd and Anderson. If this movie ever have a sequel, it must have the same music composer: Paul Leonard-Morgan.
That moment Mama realized she was losing control and in real tangible danger.
@1:20 they couldn't break my mans off with a better wig than THAT?
I know, right? What is it with Hollywood and bad wigs?
I think the actor was supposed to be some trans person. In the trashy and addicted kind of way. He even got lip stick on... sloppy and not like a woman would wear but more like an addict.
I was alreadya fan of Karl Urban, this performance made me a super fan.
I would not be surprised if once hes done filming with the boys he comes back for the long awaited sequel
"Mama is not the law. I am the law." my dad when Mom isn't at home
I believe this to be the most underrated film ever made. And its virtually unknown to the mainstream...
Crime: Being an accessory to MaMa's crimes.
Sentence: *_Incendiary_*
This was the first clip I'd seen of Urban's take on Dredd, and it gave me goosbumps. I knew right there and then he'd nailed it. Big Clint would be proud of that delivery himself.
Sending your Uber Eats driver to kill a Judge…really😂
Yeah well cannibalism is mandatory in the universe of Judge Dredd. What I am saying is that by all those people killed by Judge Dredd, most of them got processed into meat products for general food consumption, and so Judge Dredd was also a food delivery man in addition to law enforcement.
The casting and execution of this movie, what an absolute treat, they did the source material proud!
Stallones facial features with urbans acting = dredd perfection.
The guy with the hair is my favorite side character in the whole movie
Yeah that wig stand out so much it's his whole personality.
Before the boss fight: Ei, remember, don't stand in the fire
DPSes: Yeah, sure
Boss fight starts
DPSes: 2:07
I feel personally attacked.
Literally happened to me in a HC WOW run. I healed over twice of the mage's health in a burst, he still died. Two steps in any direction and he would have survived. Let's just say he got the lowest priority for healing after that, even his DPS was low...
@@Cinkodacs This makes me said, I personally ran Blink with the momentum ability so I could avoid these situations when I mained a mage
1:09 Brother had time to straighten his hair like Rick James during the apocalypse...🤣
Hey man, everyone has their priorities.
Just a little bit of love to the actors playing the gangsters. They have that perfect mix of apprehension, bravado, and fear that real people mixed up in crime have.
The reflecting flames in his visor are a perfect touch
2:19, it was at this moment that Mama knew.....she fucked up.
Lol
Karl Urban Dredd > Stallones Dredd. Not even a contest.
This movie is standing the test of time as we speak, over ten years old and still hits like a fucking freight train, massive kudos to Urban and the writers of this masterpiece
This is the moment MAMA lost her smirk.
1:58 Ah yes, set phasers to "war crime"
I think Karl Urban would be a great batman
Batman and Judge Dredd?
Who could handle being that much of a badass?
That incendiary round was utterly magnificent!
"You have been waaarrrnnned..." Gotta love that delivery
"And as for you, Ma-Ma, judgement tiiimme."
One of my favorite action films.
I loved this movie so much. I really do hope a second movie will come out with Urban in it again!
I would love to see one with the Dark Judges.
I like how this Dredd doesn’t ever really raise his voice. He doesn’t yell or try to convince others of his point of view, he merely states cold, hard facts.
10 years. No sequel. Utter madness.
How did this not get a sequel?