rodneyfaile
Sr Member
Some movies get better and better with subsequent viewings. This is one of those movies.
Dredd (Post-release)
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Got this Dredd poster framed sometime back.
Dredd became one of my favourite movies of 2012, but I didn't get to watch it until early 2013. (Thanks to a lousy limited theatrical release in 2012 by Reliance)
This is a theatrical one sheet released in India. Most theatres here had the same poster design as in the US, but some theatres had this rare alternate design.
I really like how this poster has a good close up of Dredd's face and helmet along with his badge. I also like that it has Anderson, she is rarely seen on any of the other posters.
Dredd became one of my favourite movies of 2012, but I didn't get to watch it until early 2013. (Thanks to a lousy limited theatrical release in 2012 by Reliance)
This is a theatrical one sheet released in India. Most theatres here had the same poster design as in the US, but some theatres had this rare alternate design.
I really like how this poster has a good close up of Dredd's face and helmet along with his badge. I also like that it has Anderson, she is rarely seen on any of the other posters.
lovelyandy
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I really loved the movie. Wasn't expecting too and nearly didn't go and see it. The poster made it look like he was in a post-apocalyptic burning city, which put me off.
But it was a realistic take of a world at breaking point.
Would like them to make a sequel but them saying 'if enough people buy the dvd...' it's just a marketing ploy to sell more DVDs.
But it was a realistic take of a world at breaking point.
Would like them to make a sequel but them saying 'if enough people buy the dvd...' it's just a marketing ploy to sell more DVDs.
Riceball
Master Member
And before that he was on Hercules & Xena, first as Cupid then later as Caesar.
And Mael, our ONE TRUE GOD!
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JD
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Dredd Producer Gets Real About Dredd 2's Development - CinemaBlend.com
The Producer, Adi Shankar says he's not a d-bag in a suit. Um, he sure comes off as a d-bag in stupid eye make-up.
The Producer, Adi Shankar says he's not a d-bag in a suit. Um, he sure comes off as a d-bag in stupid eye make-up.
clancampbell
Sr Member
$440.00???? Crikey, you could buy the blu-ray about 400 times for that!
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Solo4114
Master Member
This is actually pretty interesting, and explains why Dredd 2....won't happen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWP88WKVBKs&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWP88WKVBKs&feature=youtu.be
Cookiee Monsta
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They should just turn it into a tv series for Netflix or Amazon.
That was a fantastic, clear, and succinct explanation. Thanks for posting that. I'm going to look for a movie start to move that needle. NEED MOAR DREDD.
CB2001
Master Member
This was shared via Facebook from a friend. Not sure how accurate it is, though: http://sciencefiction.com/2016/06/20/denver-comic-con-2016-karl-urban-confirms-judge-dredd-2/
Alex Garland Actually Directed Dredd, Says Karl Urban | Collider
Damn, I didn't know Pete Travis had creative disagreements. Nor did I know about the joint statement with Alex Garland.
Damn, I didn't know Pete Travis had creative disagreements. Nor did I know about the joint statement with Alex Garland.
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