In the comic, Judges who break the law would be sent to a work camp on Venus or something and reconstructed so they didn't need expensive space-suits. Dredd's brother went out that way.
I remember reading a story in 2000AD where some criminals came up with the idea of getting Dredd to break the law so that he would arrest himself. So they stood at one end of a one way walk-way and deliberately provoked him so he would break the law by going the wrong way down the walk-way to deal with them. Dredd shot them from where he stood...
So! That's what he was up to. Grud, I technically murdered that perp trying to provoke me! Guess I shall have to turn myself in. Judge Joseph Dredd, I arrest myself on the charge of murder. A long stretch in the Iso Cubes awaits, creep! Move!!
@@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841 The penalty for a bent judge was off planet mining with reconstruction to exist in a vacume.. .. .. .. .. . oh god I've got to get out more.. .. .. .. .. and to stop killing prostitutes.
@@murkethecow I thought about this and maybe you're right. Some people might have their own guys they pay all the time and assume all judges are corrupt.
@@jackkraken3888 i mean yeah, in the world where some people are judges, jury, and executioners altogether with no checks on their power, many or even most of them would be corrupt as fuck.
Guards: You're under arrest for murder. How do you plead Dredd? Dredd: Hum..not guilty? 😅 Guards: I knew you would say that. Dredd: Wow, that's really not fun 🙁
Now Rambo comes out it’s never over everyone is like who is that dredds like grand pa everyone like wait isn’t he the legend that terrified countries and made people piss themselves if I was a guard and heard that yeah I’m walking the other way like I’m blind
The second he talked back and wouldn't hand over his license: Obstruction of a Judge - 10 years Tries to buy his way out: Attempted bribery of a Judge - 15 years
Cop: "Dredd, you're under arrest." Hershey: "What's the charge?" Cop: "Murder." Dredd: "How do you plead?" Cop: "Um . . . I think you've got this backwards."
@dan j dude many conservative assholes full of them selves will do the same being lib or conser do doesn't mean shit if you're a dumb asshole thinking they have nothing they can do to you trust it's the human condition of being a fuck wit
@@ericmadsen9655 Not THIS long. If this were a 2000 AD comic. That female judge won't tolerate all the mouthing like this, Instead she probably did a number on him and sent him off to life in isocube before Dredd even have a chance to step in.
This is probably because this all takes place in a future beyond the 2000AD comics. MC1 has been largely settled down, and crime is not nearly what it used to be. The Current Dredd is a Clone, and they did try to make more than one again. So, you get Rico (that just never works out well) again. Anyway the JD and Dredd are much less hardcore because they don't have to be. In fact, things keep getting functionally better more civilized over time. I would argue that the 2012 movie "Dredd" takes place before the Comics and the 1995 Judge Dredd takes place well after the 2000AD comics. But timeline issues keep me from trying to make that stick. And I have no good idea where the IDW Judge Dredd comics fit in. But could be an alternate time line that starts from roughly the middle point to the 2000AD comics but then deviates into its own thing.
@@robjabbaz the vehicles were designed and built by land rovers special operations division, apparently some of the guys who worked there were major 2000AD fans
The new movie with Karl Urban was the exact opposite. The movie and script was somewhat better, but the look and feel of the postapocalyptic city was crap.
Person: *commits suicide* Judge: “That’s illegal!” *resuscitates person* “Your sentence is D E A T H” Person: *wakes up from death to a judge executing them without context*
Fun fact: suicide was illegal in Britain, and in the People's republic of China it is still illegal to resurrect from the dead without the government's permission.
@@jamesonweimann4720 It had a more accurate Dredd but it's Megacity-One was terrible and the story having him struggle against someone who wouldn't even fill a page in a Dredd comic.
Yea, Karl Urban nailed it. Both are great movies. Would really love to see Urban put the helmet back on and make another one. Got real Cyberpunk-esk vibes from the remake.
Gotta love how the girlfriend seems like she is ready to help the arrogant rich guy argue with a judge until she sees Dredd step up behind him and instantly hides her face and walks away like "yeah no, even i ain't gonna pick up a 'Being a Karen' charge with Dredd"
I know I'm a year late, but a Karen is a catch-all term for women who act entitled. You know, the kind of women who go "I wanna see your manager!", when things don't go their way.
To be fair, Dredd doesn't murder, they're fully legal executions. That's part of being a Judge, you're allowed to use any level of force to fit the crime, and Dredd is a very by-the-book Judge. He just pretty much always takes the maximum allowed penalty option.
@@kedolan4992 most people don't understand that part. Much like the DC police and secret service firing into protesters in January... It is not murder because the law says it's not. So long as they justify what they did, it was simple self defense. Judge dredd has lots of experience with repeat criminals. He has decided that criminals will repeat. Therefore he uses the harshest possible option... Either extended prison terms or termination... To prevent repeat offenses.
The comic was a massive comedic satire in itself which I think this movie picked on quite nicely. Urban's is very much darker and edgier and a bit more grounded, the comic never took itself as seriously as that
This may of felt like a comedy but this nailed the dick head personality Judge Dredd had in the comics. I can easily believe this would be the same Judge Dredd that would chase down a 14 year old boy for missing his std check up and still kill the kid even though the kid broke no laws.
70's Policing in the UK. They wouldn't arrest teenagers and fuck up their lives with court cases and criminal records they would just punch you in the face and let you go.
2019 - You can't charge me with murder, I am a cop. Charge him! Cop to innocent by stander: You're being charged with murder. IBS: But I didn't do anything, I'm innocent! Cop: Resisting arrest eah, the sentence is death! All cops pull out their m16s and empty their clips, only problem is they killed each other and the Innocent By Stander is the only one left standing.
Honestly? For THAT to be all that happened to the guy after four infractions (regardless of severity), he probably DID have high connections. Comic book Dredd would have torched the car and given him 15-20 in the ISO Cubes.
@@lumberluc Well, there is one theory that I saw that somewhat fits the sci-fi feel. The ammo isn't a bullet like we use today. Its a material that can change its properties so when you ask for an ammo type, it just modifies the material into something that fits. You need a lethal shot? Just a chunk of metal like a bullet. You need to stun someone? A blunt and malleable material that deforms easier. Need a grenade? the material becomes a chemically unstable mix that explodes on impact.
Ahh, the flying Lamborghini Countach scene. When I was a child this made me overload. Its not enough that the countach is epic as is, but flying one? Being destroyed? Meltdown.
"Subtle." "Mmm hmm." Say what you will about the film overall. but in this scene and the one where he, Hershey, and the rookie go into the apt building, Sly did very well.
So? Creep broke the law. I made sure there were no civilians nearby. If the two other vehicles got damaged, Justice Dept would have compensated the owners. Happy motoring, citizen.
He wasn’t upset about the car being blown up. He was upset about all the local Syndicate’s product that was in the car. They are even less understanding than Judge Dredd …
The Dredd movie was well made but I didn't find it enjoyable. The city didn't feel right and the entire plot taking place inside that big building was boring. I think that would have worked a lot better if it had been the last 2 episode of a Dredd TV show that lead Dredd to that place.
Man i so love this movie the costumes were amazing, always wanted to cosplay the Judge uniform and get their tattoo... the quality in the scene looks very good here i might add!!!
Where I grew up, you didn't talk to police at all. You knew they were on the take. Even today, I don't answer any of their questions and they don't get to search my car. Neither is a crime.
Judge Dredd was not the greatest film at all but it defiintely had some great moments and this was one of them! It's the MOMENTS that make the movie worth it. That being said, Dredd with Karl Urban is superior. But I will always respect and acknowledge Judge Dredd's moments.
They each have their ups and downs. Urban was a better Dredd and told a better story of a time earlier in Dredd's career, evidenced by the fact that Anderson is still a rookie and this is their first time meeting (they're longtime friends and co-workers in the comics). But Stallone's movie actually showed more of Megacity One and how the corruption of the system has affected the world. In the Urban movie, most of it is confined to a single apartment block, with only once chase sequence showing a little bit of Megacity One. In the Stallone movie, we get to see various parts and people from all walks of life and how things are in their world, making for much greater variety. Urban: Better Dredd, Stallone: Better Megacity One.
As campy and.. well bad this movie was? It was surprisingly accurate in many depictions of how Judges dispense Justice (It's absolutely over the top and the comic is SUPER cheese, especially the early days). Also, the look of Mega City One is ABSOLUTELY on point here. It's just a shame that they did what they did to Rico and Judge Dredd. That's actually supposed to be one of the very first times we see Judge Dredd get somewhat emotional in the comics... him holding his dying brother and shit? They even got the Angel Gang right.. It's just.. Rob Schneider (Who was actually kind of funny) and Dredd with no helmet..
I wish we had the violence, grit, and tone of the new film, but with the production set dressing, costumes, and Stallone from the old film. And having Stallone actually play a character rather than just being kind of goofy most of the time. I guess he was straddling between being light-hearted PG-13 hero and Judge Dredd -- I thought he played it perfect during the initial shootout at the apartment complex, but the tone of the film was all over the place. Given the behind the scenes conflicts/drama between the director and the producers, it looked like the director had the right idea but the executive producers were trying to bow to the marketing advertisers. Had the director got his way, this would have been an all-time, ultra-violent classic.
Did you see how fast his girlfriend ran when she saw him? I'm not sure what she was planning to do, standing behind Hershey. But, when Dredd showed up she was like, "Nope. I'm out." Lol
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"Whats the charge?"
"Murder"
"Fuck I thought nobody else was in that car"
Damn that would be an impressive response time
@@mattrowlands5751 well it IS the future, maybe they improved the response time.
Haha the blonde girl
"I knew you'd say that..."
She got out at 0:28 ? The car was empty.
"What's the charge?"
"Murder."
"I'm afraid you'll have to be more specific."
In the comic, Judges who break the law would be sent to a work camp on Venus or something and reconstructed so they didn't need expensive space-suits. Dredd's brother went out that way.
@@ShadowDurza Titan, actually.
@@OmegaReaver Hence the "or something." Thanks BTW.
Lmmfao!
😂😂😂😂
I remember reading a story in 2000AD where some criminals came up with the idea of getting Dredd to break the law so that he would arrest himself. So they stood at one end of a one way walk-way and deliberately provoked him so he would break the law by going the wrong way down the walk-way to deal with them. Dredd shot them from where he stood...
So! That's what he was up to. Grud, I technically murdered that perp trying to provoke me! Guess I shall have to turn myself in. Judge Joseph Dredd, I arrest myself on the charge of murder. A long stretch in the Iso Cubes awaits, creep! Move!!
@@KnowYoutheDukeofArgyll1841 The penalty for a bent judge was off planet mining with reconstruction to exist in a vacume.. .. .. .. .. . oh god I've got to get out more.. .. .. .. .. and to stop killing prostitutes.
And that's how we should deal with criminals lol. Sucks our world is full of pansies.
It is good to know that was not against the law.
@@thiagodeandrade7081 They were criminals probably in dire need of sentencing.
In a world where they’re judge, jury, and executioner, I can’t imagine anyone back talking a judge
Yeah me too.
you must not have met a lot of people
@@murkethecow I thought about this and maybe you're right. Some people might have their own guys they pay all the time and assume all judges are corrupt.
Guy must of been drunk. He quickly sobered up when he heard 'Grenade'.
@@jackkraken3888 i mean yeah, in the world where some people are judges, jury, and executioners altogether with no checks on their power, many or even most of them would be corrupt as fuck.
Guards: You're under arrest for murder. How do you plead Dredd?
Dredd: Hum..not guilty? 😅
Guards: I knew you would say that.
Dredd: Wow, that's really not fun 🙁
That's an underrated comment xDD
Now Rambo comes out it’s never over everyone is like who is that dredds like grand pa everyone like wait isn’t he the legend that terrified countries and made people piss themselves if I was a guard and heard that yeah I’m walking the other way like I’m blind
Lmao
Dredd PG13
@Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him no
Dredd: Grenade!
Gun: *G R E N A D E*
I knew you would say that
Happy motoring!
Your fine: Paying to clean up this mess.
Lawgiver bullets:
-Grenade
-Rapid Fire
-Double Whammy
-Armour Piercing
-Signal Flare
-High Ex
-Hot Shot
-Standard Shot
-Stun Shot
Me: grenade?
The second he talked back and wouldn't hand over his license: Obstruction of a Judge - 10 years
Tries to buy his way out: Attempted bribery of a Judge - 15 years
Plus his past priors with DUI
@@GaryTurbo what is DUI?
@@jackknifer1 Driving under influence
And Dredd seemed to ignore his friend running for it.
25 years... Or the car.
Cops: you’re charged with murder
Dredd: ☹️
That's just Dredds normal face
Dredd: how do you plea Judges:???? Dredd: I knew you’d say that!
It was more like 😡
@@elijakiger Judge Dredd puts faces like this: 😞☹️😤😡😠😆☺️
😶
4th offense and he's still alive?!
Wow, he must have friends in some really high places.
He got off lucky with just his car getting blown up.
DUI isn't an executable offense. That he wasn't sent to an isocube, on the other hand... I guess Dredd was feeling charitable.
@@tanall5959Dredd had a better idea!
He also attempted bribery of a judge
Cop: "Dredd, you're under arrest."
Hershey: "What's the charge?"
Cop: "Murder."
Dredd: "How do you plead?"
Cop: "Um . . . I think you've got this backwards."
Classic NC^^
If this was a 2000 AD comic , nobody in they right mind would mouth off to a Judge.
You'd be surprised that some people just might.
There's a lot of idiots out there!
You just have to know how to handle them!
And this scene is a great example!
Reading back the first few volumes, surprisingly quite a lot. Like the dude running the alien trafficking.
@dan j dude many conservative assholes full of them selves will do the same being lib or conser do doesn't mean shit if you're a dumb asshole thinking they have nothing they can do to you trust it's the human condition of being a fuck wit
@@ericmadsen9655 Not THIS long. If this were a 2000 AD comic. That female judge won't tolerate all the mouthing like this, Instead she probably did a number on him and sent him off to life in isocube before Dredd even have a chance to step in.
The depiction of Dredd and the Justice Department left a lot to be desired but the look and feel of Mega City One was pretty on point.
I found it a little to clean.
The later version was too sparsely populated and uncluttered.
The combination of the two would be dead on
the vehicle design and execution is actually some of the best work i can think of.
This is probably because this all takes place in a future beyond the 2000AD comics. MC1 has been largely settled down, and crime is not nearly what it used to be. The Current Dredd is a Clone, and they did try to make more than one again. So, you get Rico (that just never works out well) again. Anyway the JD and Dredd are much less hardcore because they don't have to be. In fact, things keep getting functionally better more civilized over time.
I would argue that the 2012 movie "Dredd" takes place before the Comics and the 1995 Judge Dredd takes place well after the 2000AD comics. But timeline issues keep me from trying to make that stick. And I have no good idea where the IDW Judge Dredd comics fit in. But could be an alternate time line that starts from roughly the middle point to the 2000AD comics but then deviates into its own thing.
@@robjabbaz the vehicles were designed and built by land rovers special operations division, apparently some of the guys who worked there were major 2000AD fans
The new movie with Karl Urban was the exact opposite. The movie and script was somewhat better, but the look and feel of the postapocalyptic city was crap.
Person: *commits suicide*
Judge: “That’s illegal!” *resuscitates person* “Your sentence is D E A T H”
Person: *wakes up from death to a judge executing them without context*
Um, Dredd at the start of the film said suicide was legal.
I just imagine judge Dredd going up to the body that committed suicide, brings them back to life, and then sentences them to life in the iso cubes lol
The crime is death. The sentence is life
@@michaelrussell3890 Ummm I think Judge Death is drunk again.
Fun fact: suicide was illegal in Britain, and in the People's republic of China it is still illegal to resurrect from the dead without the government's permission.
I loved this campy version & the new "dredd" movie was criminally underrated. I hope for more dredd movies
That has as much validity as saying the most underrated Tool song. It was a mainstream release and well-received.
@@TheHypernaught It was not well-received at all lmao
The “new” dredd movie was more accurate to the comics though maybe that was why it wasn’t well received
@@jamesonweimann4720 It had a more accurate Dredd but it's Megacity-One was terrible and the story having him struggle against someone who wouldn't even fill a page in a Dredd comic.
Yea, Karl Urban nailed it. Both are great movies. Would really love to see Urban put the helmet back on and make another one. Got real Cyberpunk-esk vibes from the remake.
Gotta love how the girlfriend seems like she is ready to help the arrogant rich guy argue with a judge until she sees Dredd step up behind him and instantly hides her face and walks away like "yeah no, even i ain't gonna pick up a 'Being a Karen' charge with Dredd"
You don't know if her name is Karen, and there wouldn't be a crime against being named Karen.
@@ericcutrer1467 Oh no, he doesnt know
@@CommanderConvoy Yep,he doesn't know considering the fact that they didn't even say her name, so there's no way he knows if her name is Karen.
@@ericcutrer1467 r/woosh
I know I'm a year late, but a Karen is a catch-all term for women who act entitled. You know, the kind of women who go "I wanna see your manager!", when things don't go their way.
“You’re under arrest”
“What’s the charge??”
“Murder”
“Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down”
Ok be honest here you totally got that last line from batman beyond didn't you?
@@alexconn7473 yup yup. one of my favorite shows and that line just so happens to be a trending spicy joke lol.
To be fair, Dredd doesn't murder, they're fully legal executions. That's part of being a Judge, you're allowed to use any level of force to fit the crime, and Dredd is a very by-the-book Judge. He just pretty much always takes the maximum allowed penalty option.
@@kedolan4992 most people don't understand that part. Much like the DC police and secret service firing into protesters in January... It is not murder because the law says it's not. So long as they justify what they did, it was simple self defense. Judge dredd has lots of experience with repeat criminals. He has decided that criminals will repeat. Therefore he uses the harshest possible option... Either extended prison terms or termination... To prevent repeat offenses.
I see you are a man of culture as well
Dred with Carl urban had a much darker feel this version felt like a comedy .Both are good , but the darker version was better.
The comic was a massive comedic satire in itself which I think this movie picked on quite nicely. Urban's is very much darker and edgier and a bit more grounded, the comic never took itself as seriously as that
Em I the only one who likes the Stallone Dredd more? Maybe i am biased cuz i grew up Watching This movie as a kid 🤷♂️
“And I’m Batman.”
“I am Groot.”
“I am inevitable.”
@@UGNAvalon I'm rain man.
This may of felt like a comedy but this nailed the dick head personality Judge Dredd had in the comics. I can easily believe this would be the same Judge Dredd that would chase down a 14 year old boy for missing his std check up and still kill the kid even though the kid broke no laws.
Judge: “You are being charge with a DUI.”
Me: What’s the sentence???
Judge: “Death.”
Judge Death would like to know your location.
I knew you'd say that.
Judge Death approves !
that’s funny
Dredd should be in our own PSAs for DUI.
"How much is this gonna cost me? Just name your price."
"Just a small headache... h o t s h o t"
"20 years, attempted bribery" Judges rule on the spot.
I said, _hot shot_ ."
The environment, the vehicles, the costumes! It’s so well done!
“You murdered an innocent vehicle when the driver was the one at fault.”
Dredd: Car, how do you plead?!!
Car: ...shit
@@chancepaladin Dredd: I knew you'd say that.
image being the car owner of the two vehicles he parked between. Whos paying to fix those vehicles?
@Laeti-Vescimur Nos-Subacturis it's a nice colour.
@Colin Idris Williams Ryder It is essentially a flying Lambo Countach.
I like how he doesn’t even take him into custody, he just destroys his car and forces him to walk home HAHA
70's Policing in the UK. They wouldn't arrest teenagers and fuck up their lives with court cases and criminal records they would just punch you in the face and let you go.
@@TheHypernaught
They should bring that back. 😂
@@TheHypernaught Unironically sounds like good police work.
@@mosthated8848 you must want a clockwork orange, because that's how you get a clockwork orange.
Cops: You're being charged with murder.
Dredd: Shit... I probably should've checked if anyone else was in that car before I blew it up...
2019 - You can't charge me with murder, I am a cop. Charge him!
Cop to innocent by stander: You're being charged with murder.
IBS: But I didn't do anything, I'm innocent!
Cop: Resisting arrest eah, the sentence is death!
All cops pull out their m16s and empty their clips, only problem is they killed each other and the Innocent By Stander is the only one left standing.
@@55Quirll Plausible.
I swear you cannot beat 80s and 90s Sci-Fi movies they will always be my favorite!
New Dune movie was sick thou
They’re so over the top ridiculous and over-acted.
Judge Dredd, Total Recall, Demolition Man, Robocop, all classics
These days everything is to damn political it has ruin cinema hell it's on the brink of ruining civilization.
@@JAMES_ARROW Predator, Terminator, Aliens 😃
0:06 "Corner Burns and Allen" ... I wonder how many get that joke/refence...
Good catch!
I did, but my friend didn't.
Another seen was on the corner of Abbot and Costello.
Explain.
Explain it please.
Guy: Not guilty
Dredd: *Frowns hard*
Ironman: You're under arrest
Dredd: *Frowns even harder*
Honestly? For THAT to be all that happened to the guy after four infractions (regardless of severity), he probably DID have high connections. Comic book Dredd would have torched the car and given him 15-20 in the ISO Cubes.
most underrated SCIFI gun
Has multiple settings, and some people want the specifics on how you cram all that ammo into a clip.
@@lumberluc well, any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic, right ?
That's true... Interdenominational Space Storage? Turning 3D objects into 2D then back?
That would be loved by every hoarder.
Except for the double whammy setting. Sounds like a recipe for collateral damage.
@@lumberluc Well, there is one theory that I saw that somewhat fits the sci-fi feel. The ammo isn't a bullet like we use today. Its a material that can change its properties so when you ask for an ammo type, it just modifies the material into something that fits. You need a lethal shot? Just a chunk of metal like a bullet. You need to stun someone? A blunt and malleable material that deforms easier. Need a grenade? the material becomes a chemically unstable mix that explodes on impact.
I love how Dredd just leans over the guy and says.
"I knew you'd say this..."
And using high explosive to destroy his car.
Hershey: What's the charge?
Judge: Murder
Dredd: I knew you would say that!
“What’s the charge?”
“Littering!”
Loitering, 10 weeks in cryo.
But...!
His platform boots!
Dredd, you're under arrest for murder!
Dredd: That doesn't sound like me.
"Judge Joseph Dredd..."
"Wow he really does have powerful friends"
Even though the Judges behave like newtered mall cops, you have to admit this film looks incredible.
Ahh, the flying Lamborghini Countach scene. When I was a child this made me overload. Its not enough that the countach is epic as is, but flying one? Being destroyed? Meltdown.
"What's the charge?"
"Murder."
"Do You Have the Slightest Idea How Little That Narrows It Down?"
So this is where the cybertruck came from...
"Subtle."
"Mmm hmm."
Say what you will about the film overall. but in this scene and the one where he, Hershey, and the rookie go into the apt building, Sly did very well.
sam signorelli The movie fell short in a few places, but in others, they got so much right! I’ve always been a fan of this film! 🖖😀
Agreed!
Just a merely minutes, but the atmosphere is amazing in these old movies!
The fact that they didn't intend this to be a parody is hilarious
This is just how old Dredd was and is.
2000AD is campy as hell.
Exactly, 2000AD started as parody.
I love the guys face when he says Noooooo and Dread blows up his car.
If this movie had been released today, it would be the source of half a million memes and GIF's 😁
It took him a second to realize what was gonna happen
"Judge Joseph Dredd, you are under arrest"
"What's the charge?"
"Vehicular manslaughter"
"Hey, with that paint job, that car was dying. The law permits mercy killings by Judges."
This scene makes Stallone look like he's 6'6, he's only 5'10... and that grenade blast could've killed civilians
Sly is around 5'7".
So? Creep broke the law. I made sure there were no civilians nearby. If the two other vehicles got damaged, Justice Dept would have compensated the owners. Happy motoring, citizen.
he dont care...lol
The costume definitely has platform boots to make him look taller
The weapon has tech to detect civilian lives probability being lost? 0%
The best parts were when he didn’t take his helmet off
meh never read the comic so had no expectations.....best way to be and loved this movie.
A pre-dated jab at the Halo TV series.
@@SynthLizard8 it only got worse
This looks amazing. It'd be incredible if they made a whole movie off of this concept.
@Austin Batton has to be... No one could be that silly right..?
Dude I love the designs in this movie. The armor, vehicles, everything. So freaking cool!
Great production design doesn't compensate for a 💩 storyline...
@@darania1 A movie usually has to be shit unless it is 10-15 hours long.
“What’s the charge?”
“Murder”
Probably from all those passers by who just got exploderized by that car.
He wasn’t upset about the car being blown up. He was upset about all the local Syndicate’s product that was in the car. They are even less understanding than Judge Dredd …
Song is ‘Super charger heaven’ by Rob Zombie
😂
Carl Urban is Dredd!! If any movie deserved a sequel it was Dredd.
The Dredd movie was well made but I didn't find it enjoyable. The city didn't feel right and the entire plot taking place inside that big building was boring. I think that would have worked a lot better if it had been the last 2 episode of a Dredd TV show that lead Dredd to that place.
he was not driving, he was travelling
Donut Operator?
FancifulClock damn right
fkin road pirates lmao
You must be a REAL PO. lol!
He was a sovereign citizen and he knew his rights.
If you look behind the car you can see the track for whatever on set contraption is moving it around. A+ filmmaking.
- Dredd, you are under arrest for murder. How do you plead?
- Not guilty.
- We knew you're gonna say that.
Dredd: I knew you'd say that.
"I read the script."
Those trucks looks so friggin cool yet so impractical at the same time i love it😂
It’s awesome how this version has a similar look to Captain Falcon
Man i so love this movie the costumes were amazing, always wanted to cosplay the Judge uniform and get their tattoo... the quality in the scene looks very good here i might add!!!
Gianni Versaci is the costume designer for this movie
Watch “Dredd”
Skip “Judge Dredd.”
I don't remember Judge Dredd looking this good
"What’s the charge?"
"Two missing parking tickets and j-walk."
Hershey: “What’s the charge?”
SJS: “Murder.”
Dredd: “How do you plead?”
Oh so those ARE SJS. Couldn’t find anything confirming that
@@Boringspy objection! hearsay!
Sjs: Uh no I think you got this mixed up
Dredd: [blows up a car in the middle of a crowd]
Special Judicial Squad: "You're under arrest for murder"
Dredd: [surprised pikachu face]
The funny part is that the murder charge doesn't relate to that car at all lmao
Dredd makes the future look entertaining at least.
remember kids, don't drink and drive. or Dredd will blow up your car.
Dredd>>>>>>90s Judge Dredd
I really loved this movie
That moment when he tries to bribe them, and Sly does this low rumbling grunt. Sounds like a wolf snarling
Man that world is rough. Getting charged for killing a car.
Nope it because Rico killed a judge, Rico and dredd were created in a lab , Rico was a cop but turn into the perfect criminal,
/r/wooosh Way to miss the joke...
1:05
Ol Sly was WORKING IT in them heels 🤣
His name is Joseph? Dude I need to catch up on my Judge Dredd comics.
"What's the charge?"
"Murder."
"Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?"
Dont drink while driving lol
I always wanted that futuristic Countach when I was a kid.
This movie has a tonne of problems, but the people that worked on the sets, costumes and vehicles absolutely killed it on every level.
Never try to bribe Judge Dredd
"Whats the charge?"
"Murder"
“How do you plead”
“Uh no, I think you got this mixed up”
Well, that's one less flying Fiero-Countach replica in the skies!
This is how they should have handled that guy at Wendy’s
Fucking Based
Fucking idiot
@@Downtime_videos I know, dude should've given up
While he was still in it right?
@@Downtime_videos shut up George FLoyd
Is it just me or the real special effects look a thousand times better than today's CGI?
Always loved that he never asked or checked if there was anyone else in the car before blowing it up and automatically after he gets arrested.
"whats the charge?"
"murder"
"I knew you'd say that."
"What's the charge?" "Murder". "☹️"
Granted, that’s what he looks like all the time.
A lot of kids saw this movie and didn’t realize they were being influenced on how to talk to the cops
Where I grew up, you didn't talk to police at all. You knew they were on the take.
Even today, I don't answer any of their questions and they don't get to search my car. Neither is a crime.
I'm impressed by the image quality, I was thinking this was a remake or somehting I had missed
This movie had the 2000ad humour, the 2013 version had the action andof course helmet always on
Judge Dredd was not the greatest film at all but it defiintely had some great moments and this was one of them! It's the MOMENTS that make the movie worth it. That being said, Dredd with Karl Urban is superior. But I will always respect and acknowledge Judge Dredd's moments.
They each have their ups and downs.
Urban was a better Dredd and told a better story of a time earlier in Dredd's career, evidenced by the fact that Anderson is still a rookie and this is their first time meeting (they're longtime friends and co-workers in the comics).
But Stallone's movie actually showed more of Megacity One and how the corruption of the system has affected the world. In the Urban movie, most of it is confined to a single apartment block, with only once chase sequence showing a little bit of Megacity One. In the Stallone movie, we get to see various parts and people from all walks of life and how things are in their world, making for much greater variety.
Urban: Better Dredd, Stallone: Better Megacity One.
"What's the charge?"
"Murder"
"How do you plead?"
"Uh, no. I think you got this mixed up."
It took me all this time to realize that the flying card is just a Lambo Countach with red paint covering the wheels.
Makes you realize how sci-fi those cars already looked when they were made decades ago, doesn't it?
I love Dredd's attire!
An effective argument against flying cars. Imagine people flying drunk right into skyscrapers
Waiting for Tesla's CyberTruck to drive by.
0:17 White Zombie - Super-Charger Heaven
"Corner of Burns and Allen." Lol!
Good night Gracie.
When blade runner meets demolition man.
Sylvester Stallone walked so Fabulous with his hands on his hips! HAHHAHA!
Under rated movie
I loved it
Sly was perfect for the role
The remake was even better. And it is extremely rare for me to say that about a remake.
As campy and.. well bad this movie was? It was surprisingly accurate in many depictions of how Judges dispense Justice (It's absolutely over the top and the comic is SUPER cheese, especially the early days). Also, the look of Mega City One is ABSOLUTELY on point here. It's just a shame that they did what they did to Rico and Judge Dredd. That's actually supposed to be one of the very first times we see Judge Dredd get somewhat emotional in the comics... him holding his dying brother and shit? They even got the Angel Gang right.. It's just.. Rob Schneider (Who was actually kind of funny) and Dredd with no helmet..
The most accurate part of the movie to the books was Mean Machine. Still a fun movie though. I absolutely loved the new one.
I wish we had the violence, grit, and tone of the new film, but with the production set dressing, costumes, and Stallone from the old film. And having Stallone actually play a character rather than just being kind of goofy most of the time. I guess he was straddling between being light-hearted PG-13 hero and Judge Dredd -- I thought he played it perfect during the initial shootout at the apartment complex, but the tone of the film was all over the place.
Given the behind the scenes conflicts/drama between the director and the producers, it looked like the director had the right idea but the executive producers were trying to bow to the marketing advertisers. Had the director got his way, this would have been an all-time, ultra-violent classic.
That and Stallone was honestly a great actor to play Dredd in terms of appearance. His acting was just too cheesy and again, the helmet.
I love how terrified he is when he sees dredd
Did you see how fast his girlfriend ran when she saw him? I'm not sure what she was planning to do, standing behind Hershey. But, when Dredd showed up she was like, "Nope. I'm out." Lol
Props and costumes are insanely good though
Cars here looked like Animated Optimus Prime.
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