Everything Wrong With Judge Dredd In 17 Minutes Or Less

[@thechad4485]

“You betrayed the LAW!” “LAAAAAUUUOOAAAWWWW!”

[@davisphillips993]

😂 Love it

[@WyFoster]

"I AM... THE LAAAAAUUUOOAAAWWWW!"

[@priscillajimenez27]

Law. *DING*

[@dindjarin1023]

*I AM... THE LAW*

[@derrenwood-peterson8518]

My friend and I still do this. I. LOVE. This. Movie. It's up there with RoboCop.

[@DTMAce]

Can't believe they overlooked James Earl Jones doing the "narration" especially when they started in on the star wars comments right after. LOL

[@priscillajimenez27]

Judt him narrating should've been sins off the cancel narration

[@br7795]

They also overlooked the block riot when people were getting killed in the streets and Dredd said the bullets weren't lethal at that range

[@dannygjk]

@@br7795 He probably meant not lethal to a Judge. I doubt he meant you could be standing in the street balls naked and be safe.

[@DarkKnightofAnime]

There are so many things wrong with this film that we can pick apart…But god do I love it

[@T57Custodian]

Agreeeed 😂

[@juanogando1901]

Loved this movie as a kid. Lmao

[@zachpottinger1842]

Loved this movie, and it’s a good Guilty Pleasure!

[@rubysuncle]

This is the type of comment I appreciate. One where you acknowledge that, despite liking the movie, you know it’s a slab of fetid garbage.

[@DarkKnightofAnime]

@@rubysuncle I like to think of it more as a finely polished turd

[@warlock12uk]

Ohh, this movie... I was 10 when I discovered the British anthology comic 2000AD. Judge Dredd soon became the lead character and story... and still is today with legions of fans. When this film was announced, they rejoiced - despite misgivings over Stallone's casting. The production design was perfect; The Lawmaster bike, the ABC Warrior robot, The Angel gang, the Judges' uniforms... and then we saw it. As soon as the helmet came off, it wasn't Dredd anymore - it was just a Stallone action picture. Ah well. Oh, and the Long Walk into the post apocalyptic wilderness that the Chief Judge takes? That's part of canon. Any judge who feels too old or unsure of themself to continue as a judge can choose to take The Long Walk into the Cursed Earth outside Mega City One and "bring law to the lawless... justice to the unjust", taking their chances until they die. Great retirement plan, huh?

[@richardjones2455]

I guess they wanted to get their money out of Stallone's star power and look where the greed got them, they lost millions. By "they," I'm referring to the Studio.

[@AnEvolvingApe]

What did you think of the 2012 movie "Dredd" with Karl Urban in the lead role?

[@warlock12uk]

@@AnEvolvingApe Karl Urban was brilliant. The tone was spot on. The performances, script and action set pieces were all solid. It looked unambitious, cheap and bland. I hated the Slo Mo scenes - I felt they had been added for the "benefit" of 3D.

[@AnEvolvingApe]

@@warlock12uk I'm sorry it didn't meet your expectations. I actually like slo-mo so as to accentuate the gratuitous deaths. I ranked it as on one of my favorite action films.

[@warlock12uk]

@@AnEvolvingApe I still enjoyed the movie, it was just the presentation of the Slo Mo sequences that seemed too much of a gimmick. Perhaps it's just me - I always struggle with the 3D effect in films. It doesn't seem to work for me. The only film it really popped out of the screen for me was Fright Night. Go figure.

[@kennethallen3843]

Judge Dredd, Mortal Kombat and Batman Forever were cinematic masterpieces to 9 year old me. I still love Judge Dredd to this day

[@monkeybone1080]

Mortal Kombat and Batman Forever still are. MK is fantastically shot while A LOT of detail went into everything in Batman Forever, nothing is there by chance and the whole production is far, far, deeper than anyone has ever given it credit for. Great films. Shout out to Dredd for it's practical effects too, that robot still looks great.

[@HulkCrow]

I didn't like Batman Forever even when it aired. I was deflated Abe disappointed. I still watch the original Mortal Kombat and Judge Dredd!!

[@raistlarn]

The original Mortal Kombat is still good...well okayish.

[@joeyteter9383]

Still love all three of those movies

[@shamelessstacib7351]

And Showgirls

[@bigbaddawg101]

"This robot is incredibly easy to rewire!" Yeah, it's almost like they were decommissioned for a reason.

[@MabusParodies2nd]

To be honest, the guy owning the robot was shady as hell. Most likely his idea of decommissioning the robot involves just cutting a few wires and remove some armor plating, just to appear deactivated.

[@bigbaddawg101]

@@MabusParodies2nd He specifically said all those model types were decommissioned. It could be a reference to a story in the comics where there was a robot uprising...but I doubt this movie is that clever.

[@redenginner]

@@bigbaddawg101 I mean the robots design is based on Hammerstien from the ABC warriors comic.

[@blueberrypirate3601]

Waaaaar!

[@RealBadGaming52]

@@bigbaddawg101 What amazes me is that the Dredd Film is a loose Amalgamation of major Judge Dredd Story lines from it Ealier years in 1978-1979 - The Block war is from a 1981 story called "Block Wars" , The Council Politics Story with Griffin trying to become a Tyrannt Chief Judge is baisicly "Judge Call", All the scenes set in the cursed earth is similar to "The Cursed Earth series" and The Rico stuff is obviously Taken from "any rico story" , The Clone story im not sure (i didn't read Dredd Comic past 1983) but The Movie uses characters introduced the late 1980s and throws Fargo in there for good measure. I guess the stallone film tried to but in every trope from the comics. personally i enjoyed it as a Great Pastiche of DREDD's History in the comics.

[@magicmulder]

11:00 This basically reverse Clark Kent - “I can only identify you if I *can’t* see your entire face.

[@BioYuGi]

Reminds me of when RLM joked how Tye Sheridan was getting typecast as 'guy with visor on face' after he was Cyclops and in Ready Player One

[@BennyLlama39]

You're not wrong about ID-ing someone with a concealed face. I had to relearn some of the duty roster at work, but this time *without* frickin' Covid masks. : )

[@ВладиславШаклеин-ч7м]

If memory serves, there was a scene in Batman TAS where Harley Quinn finds Bruce looking familiar when she covers the upper half of his face.

[@AkarZaephyr]

Well, if you can hear voice actors you instantly recognize their voice, unless you've never seen them and are standing next to them as they speak. You literally need to close your eyes to recognize the voice because seeing their face somehow affects voice recognition. So I don't know, seems kinda valid.

[@spraragen88]

I get why people hate this movie, but I also understand why people love it.

[@JohnDoe-nz6bk]

I like it. Don't love it though. I thought Karl Urbans Dredd was better.

[@kinggoosy4183]

Have to say judge dredd 10/10 dredd 2/10 but honestly I AM THE LAW

[@xDAMAGEEx]

@@kinggoosy4183 wtf kind of drugs are you on

[@agonleed3841]

@@xDAMAGEEx shit FELT raw in the older original movie

[@ipayyoutube9252]

This movie is a big bag of syphilis, and is hoping it catches full blown AIDS.

[@WyFoster]

This is the best "bad" movie I've ever seen. One of my all time faves.

[@NeoTechni]

I love this movie, it's much better than Dredd

[@toddoughty2043]

watch The Raid; Redemption

[@WyFoster]

@@NeoTechni To be fair, I think Karl Urban did a great job as Dredd. I enjoyed that movie as well, but it didn't have quite the aesthetic of the original.

[@djmindcrasher]

Have you seen Demolition Man?

[@ThirdShiftWonder]

Right there with you! Need more of this flavor of Judge Dredd lol

[@blatherskite3009]

To me - a Brit who grew up reading Judge Dredd - this film represented everything that was wrong with Hollywood adaptations. It totally had the budget to do the source "justice" (haha) - the sets, costumes, effects, etc., were all first-rate - but it was all for naught because the filmmakers insisted on forcing the quirky source material into a standard format that incorporated every action-movie cliche going. The whole point of the Dredd character is that he's a true anti-hero: he's not likeable or good or any of the usual hero traits; he's supposed to be "so fascist it's funny," doing stuff like giving people a 25 year jail sentence for possession of sugar and then doubling it because the perp argued back. It was satire: a Brit's-eye-view of the possible future of American law-enforcement, inspired by the (then-recent) "Dirty Harry" films, taking the attitude of that character to the extreme. Such a blackly-comic comment on Hollywood was never going to survive translation into a "normal" American blockbuster movie. To be honest, the nearest things we've ever had to movies that nail the tone of the original Dredd comics - getting the mix of action and satire right - is the Ed Neumeier-scripted stuff that Paul Verhoeven directed, e.g. RoboCop and (to a slightly lesser extent) Starship Troopers.

[@chuzzbot]

Perfect reaction, the real review of the Judge Dredd movie is a review of the USA's culture, ironically exactly what the comic book is. Americans should never have been allowed to be in charge of their own critique.

[@PSamMusicMan]

Very well explained. I agree.

[@steik6414]

The Starship Troopers film was an absolute treasure and a great example of the fact that with actual passion and intention, you can make a good film out of anything. Even something you think is utter bullshit. Your review reminds me of Warhammer 40k and their slow devolution into ultramarines fanfics.

[@SockmonkeyTheMusical]

Americans aren't good with irony or nuance.

[@spaceman081447]

@@steik6414 RE: "The Starship Troopers film was an absolute treasure and a great example of the fact that with actual passion and intention, you can make a good film out of anything. Even something you think is utter bullshit." The Starship Troopers film was an absolute trainwreck that totally disrespected the book.

[@Memelord2020]

Drinking game: Take a shot every time someone says, “Dredd”

[@sebastiengendron6427]

How about Law.

[@blueberrypirate3601]

You were...THE LORR! I am...THE LORR!

[@Pərfectchāøs]

How Dreddful...

[@BennyLlama39]

Take a shot when someone says "Dredd"? *Rookie* numbers-- take a shot every time Jeremy adds a sin. : )

[@meg9953]

And then we die. 🤣

[@JasonDolson]

In The Fifth Element they actually do have floating lane markers and turn signals for the flying cars.

[@RealBadGaming52]

Blade Runner, Judge Dredd and The Fifth Element are my favorite Films about the future where flying cars are concerned

[@JasonDolson]

@@RealBadGaming52 Agreed. But The Fifth Element will always be my favorite. How Luc Besson went from that to Valerian is beyond me. So disappointing.

[@nthgth]

There are also lane markers in BttF 2. "Here's our exit!"

[@gagecameron5672]

“Dredd never takes his helmet off; its a character trait that many fans hold dear” I thought the books dont matter?

[@nerdvanacomics1164]

Except when they do

[@Myuutsuu85]

About this critique: He was arrested and convicted. How would he have been able to keep his helmet in the first place?

[@jkausti6737]

@@Myuutsuu85 He was arrested and convicted in the comics too, and we still don't see his face. So could be done.

[@gamecatharsis9600]

“The books don’t matter” is usually used to mean that content outside the movies can’t absolve sins. Because a movie has to tell a story on its own. A movie can’t rely on viewers having done the homework in order to understand the plot. Jeremy’s sin is about bad adaptation by making a character markedly different than he was in the source material.

[@willt5969]

@Gage Cameron oh, but the sins do

[@ravenlorans]

"Mr. I am the Law".... Fucking Best Line in the Movie. Specially how he says it.

[@priscillajimenez27]

I'm guessing that's his catchphrase in the comics?

[@ravenlorans]

@@priscillajimenez27 No, it's in the Movie Right after Robs Character Recognizes Dredd and Mocks him after getting arrested and both are on the Plane.

[@dudepool7530]

This is one of my favorite "shut off my brain" movies. I also quote "I knew you'd say that" quite frequently lmao.

[@rbobinsky]

Actually, being a Dredd-Head from the 1980's, when i started buying the comics from the store on the military post in Bremerhaven, Germany, where I was stationed as an MP, I can attest to the fact that Dredd has had his helmet off in several issues, but to agree with you, they don't show his face. It's been in shadow, or covered with medical bandages, and sometimes he's shown from the rear, but there have been several instances where he is shown with the helmet. Sorry...I'm a purist! :-)

[@HulkCrow]

Don't be sorry for being accurate.

[@agonleed3841]

but..its a movie. There's no impact on showing his face. In comics, they need things like that.And that a perfect way to keep.mysterious the person..and even say that YOU could.be THAT judge. But in a movie it wouldn't bring that same effect.

[@cameronmorgan2347]

There was also the time they literally just covered it with a censor bar

[@rayf8730]

9:33 "THIS MOVIE SUCKS ALL THE BALLS!" Too funny.

[@ideletemyinbox]

And this just makes me want more Karl Urban Dredd...his 'I am The Law' was laced with so much promise and menace compared to Sly.

[@zaltmanbleroze]

He was a good Dredd but the film makers had the whole Mega City One wrong. The 1995 had that correct, in the comics the city was futuristic with flying cars and not the whole ghetto city we got to see in Dredd.

[@johnlander6359]

@@zaltmanbleroze agreed, this version had the ‘look’ of MegaCiti one, but an awful film, whereas Urbans ‘Dredd’ setting was just LA in 10 years time, but a much better film. Neither films had the uniform right, in all its unpractical glory.

[@daneg007]

you need to sin "cobra" or "over the top", or "demolition man", just to get rid of that "judge dredd" after taste.

[@franklinbrooksstoppedcomme3267]

Your comment looks like a list or dictionary in Python code with its lack of punctuation.

[@pandora8610]

Missed: Rico and Dredd are genetically identical, but look nothing alike.

[@reh3884]

Why do they think that is required? Every look at cloned animals. They don't look identical.

[@msharp6887]

Expressed characteristics like exact facial features, eye color, skin color ect, is actually a very small portion of your dna profile.

[@RealBadGaming52]

@@reh3884 so why clone them, cloning is stupid and pointless if your not getting an exact copy

[@nthgth]

@@reh3884 then why are identical twins identical?

[@TheGahta]

2:26 I am the loooooo Dunno, it's so campy I enjoy it every time it's airing 🤣

[@blueberrypirate3601]

Worse than peeeennniiiisss from Demolition Man.

[@russjudge]

I never realized this movie was a comedy. I've been watching this movie wrong all these years!

[@SirMoeThe2nd]

YOU BETRAYED THE FILM!

[@Lightgod87]

@@SirMoeThe2nd THE FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHLM!

[@RealBadGaming52]

its not a comedy, Every summer blokcbuster since the 80s has comic relife thrown in to various degrees of affect, but i love this film so im biased

[@Kentrc11]

Dredd: You betray the law Rico: *LAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*

[@blueberrypirate3601]

Th laaaaaaaaaawwwww

[@DSMTheEditor]

LAAAAOOOOWWWW

[@HulkCrow]

"I betrayed THIS!"

[@pixelbomb97]

10:57 considering I've been doing this exact thing but in reverse to recognize people I've only seen with a mask on, it's really not that unreasonable.

[@jaredzeno472]

I love how you sinned the remake BEFORE sinning the original

[@Igorcastrochucre]

Kinda how he did Kingdom of the Crystal Skull before any of the others.

[@streetpeter3210]

Didn't they do Dredd 2 years ago?

[@jackbuckley4197]

@moreno valley news first I don't think it was even a remake... a reboot possibly?

[@blatherskite3009]

@@jackbuckley4197 Dredd 2012 isn't a remake or a reboot ... it's a totally separate run-up at the same source material.

[@jaredzeno472]

@@streetpeter3210 yeah the one with Karl Urban

[@JosephDavies]

"Steals the Dark Troopers from the Mandalorian." Correction: the Dark Troopers were originally introduced in the Star Wars video game "Dark Forces", which came out the same year at this Judge Dredd film. The Mandalorian was reviving them, not inventing them... ;) No time travel required (except possibly to compensate for the lead time required in making costumes on a major motion picture).

[@tonytrilex2555]

this guy would be good at cinema sins they need to make the Sins of Cinema Sins

[@SockmonkeyTheMusical]

You should get a dictionary and look up the word "joke."

[@archangel6676]

@@SockmonkeyTheMusical you should get a dictionary too and look up the words "we don't fucking care"

[@SockmonkeyTheMusical]

@@archangel6676 you sharing that shit you're smoking?

[@aehlmann07]

I really want to meet his college girlfriend. All the things he's said about their relationship makes me wonder what she's like

[@ForeverLaxx]

She's imaginary.

[@steik6414]

@@ForeverLaxx A+. Both for the burn, and the truth.

[@alexanderthomas4425]

😭😭😭 you think this man had a college gf

[@rav-7072]

"The Judges all look the same, how does this guy recognized Dredd" Dunno, maybe the BIGGASS BADGE WITH HIS NAME ON IT

[@AnonEyeMouse]

And the jaw. And the fact he seems to be three feet taller than everyone else... a feat for little sly.

[@thatcitrusfriend6234]

His movies fall into the: So bad it's good category (for me 😂)

[@BlackWolflord]

"LAAAAAAW!" - Nostalgia Critic.

[@boredcommenter67]

Alrighty. Getting ready for a ride after the wildest "my college girlfriend" story.

[@neonnero1]

14:16 "Hahahaha. EIGHT HOURS to make an adult super-cop clone?! I can't even download a torrent in eight-- I mean... I don't... hey, what's a torrent? I don't know, you know, what, who, why? Ahem. Anyway, we still need a real sin here--oh, I know! Eight hours to make an adult super-cop clone? I can barely make a decent pot roast in 8 hours!!!" **ding** 🤣🤣🤣

[@alm2187]

When you need your voice-interactive gun to be on silent mode, you just get your smartphone out and change the settings in Bluetooth.

[@tonyd2362]

Underrated comment

[@alm2187]

Thanks, @@tonyd2362! :-D

[@robh9075]

500 sins off for Diane Lane looking utterly gorgeous.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

Well, she IS utterly gorgeous so this is to be expected

[@robh9075]

@@GyeongmiBaeb She absolutely is.

[@DanBrizuela]

Gotta love 90s comic book movies and how everything meant to be outside looks like a really small studio set all compacted together.

[@MrCOLBSTAH]

I really want to see a movie that is a combination of both judge dread movies?. Like with the cartoony style of this one, that gets the city and the outfit correct.. But the dark gritty tone and never taking off the helmet of the other one

[@jaysanj152]

Honestly,I've enjoyed both Movies and Dreads Stallone's Intimidating Height,Face and Posture really sold this movie for me,It's still enjoyable and weirdly felt like a comic. While Karl urban's Dread is straight up badass and the movie is equally amazing too thanks to its grounded story. I couldn't care less about the books if the movie is enjoyable and that's all that matters.

[@ForeverLaxx]

>Stallone's intimidating height The man is short. Everything you know is a lie.

[@HulkCrow]

Stallone was the perfect casting. Reading the comics I always thought it was to obscure to ever get made but I always pictured Stallone as Judge Dredd.

[@dubbingsync]

@@ForeverLaxx well how tall is he then? Never mind I looked it up and he’s only 5’9... that is surprising.

[@RealBadGaming52]

They way i view the two films is this, Dredd 2012 is a Prequel (no flying cars and stuff) and Judge Dredd 1995 is the sequel set 50 years later (with flying cars and stuff) where hes more Mature and people see him as a "god" which makes his arrest even more shocking, (Judges can live to 70 and have the vitality of a 40 year old) and that works for me.

[@HulkCrow]

@@RealBadGaming52 perfect. I do something similar with the first two Nolan Batman films and the two Burton films

[@geoffs23]

You missed the real sin, no Cameo by Judge Reinhold in the background as a fellow judge saying: how did I get this job?

[@priscillajimenez27]

I love cameos

[@thefilmwatcher1302]

This movie is one of the best examples of a necessary remake.

[@MayhemMendes]

Kudos on the pronunciation of “Verhoeven” Jeremy! Most people get it wrong.

[@chrisguara]

"animated sequel sins that caused anger" All I can think of is Ice Age Collision Course

[@InfiniteFury2K]

Or even _Angry Birds 2?_

[@franklinbrooksstoppedcomme3267]

Renaissance-Era animated Disney motion pictures come to mind for me.

[@franklinbrooksstoppedcomme3267]

@Ben Walker Really? I've read from someone who saw it that they thought it was even greater than the first. But hey, I'm not one to judge the movie; I still gotta get it on video to finally watch it myself, thanks to not getting the chance to at release while it was in theaters.

[@InfiniteFury2K]

@@franklinbrooksstoppedcomme3267 I saw the words "animated sequel sins that caused anger" and I used the words _animated, sequel_ and _anger_ to think about Angry Birds. If it doesn't turn out to be that, I dunno when that video will show.

[@franklinbrooksstoppedcomme3267]

@@InfiniteFury2K Oh, right! Creative thought process there. I didn't think of that the first time. Maybe you should do an ongoing comment series decoding what the description teasers for the next videos could mean.

[@michaelfarineau6]

Without reading every Judge Dredd comic, I effing guarantee there is an Abbott & Costello corner in continuity there.

[@illCMAC]

You mean Judge Dredd is the Coors Golden of 90's comic book movies. That's the banquet beer!

[@KenMasters.]

Fun Fact: Sylvester Stallone (Judge Joseph Dredd) and Armand Assante (Judge Rico Dredd) are both 5ft 9 ½ in real life, but their characters are both 6ft 6.

[@pamelamays4186]

An automatic 100 sins off for being able to listen to James Earl Jones narrate the intro.

[@EmanHowells]

Judge Jury and executioner "so cops" LOL

[@ironwolf2244]

The best thing about this movie was the inclusion of the ABC warrior. They should bring that back to the Megacity One show. - also, I'd like to see some moments in the wastes outside the Megacities, they could show mutants, cyborgs, ecentric tribes. And also show why the Megacities are like they are, because people often forget that it's largely desolate outside of the walls..

[@Locked0Out]

Maybe the occasional strontium dog

[@undeadgentalmen]

The Cure - We're going to make a song for the new 'Judge Dredd' movie. The Cure after watching 'Judge Dredd' movie - Damn it.

[@steik6414]

This film has to be the most embarrising thing the cure has ever been a part of. At least its not Johnny Rotten wearing a Trump hat I guess

[@LudaChez]

While the years have been kind to her, whew Diane Lane had it back in the day.

[@deadbydayinblack]

Also....Dredd had his hemet removed another few times. 1. Early comic where he uses a face changer ( yeah ...its a thing) to look like Rondo Hatton 2. During the apocalypse war he shoots himself in the heart ( with just enuff power to keep him alive) they take off his helmet and go " of so thats what he looks like!"

[@HappyCynic]

He also appeared sans helmet in The Dead Man story.

[@deadbydayinblack]

@@HappyCynic Ahhh true indeed. For my eternal shame I forgot about the necropolis story. Is my face red :(

[@HappyCynic]

@@deadbydayinblack I'd best not mention 'In the Bath' illustrated by Jim Baikie, then. :)

[@deadbydayinblack]

@@HappyCynic dear god. How could I forget that one.! A great story the line about a time he could remember each scars genesis. Now just enjoying a soak.

[@HappyCynic]

@@deadbydayinblack I had the pleasure of meeting Jim Baikie when he was working on the strip. Very nice guy, sadly missed.

[@JMUDoc]

Armand Assante: "How much ham do you want?" The director: "Yes."

[@Torahboy1]

The moment he takes off his helmet it STOPS being a Judge Dredd movie, and becomes a Sylvester Stallone/Hollywood movie. With minimal changes to the script it coulda just been a blockbuster. No need to drag Dredd into it.

[@AllenHerns]

Can I add 2000 more sins for the movie showing off the source material at the beginning only to break it's number 1 rule?

[@blatherskite3009]

Only if we can do the same for "I Am Legend" for using the title of the source novel - implying faithfulness to (or at least awareness of) the source - and then being a "broken telephone" adaptation based on the screenplay of probably the least faithful previous adaptation. 2000 sins! :)

[@AllenHerns]

@@blatherskite3009 DEAL

[@HappyCynic]

@@blatherskite3009 Not forgetting I, Robot. Another Will Smith film that only uses the title of the book.

[@RealBadGaming52]

@@HappyCynic a great Film tho

[@HappyCynic]

@@RealBadGaming52 Admittedly, yes.

[@ForeverLaxx]

I like that "the books don't matter" when you're busy sinning a film for fanservice, book/comic references, or other things that "reading the book" would tell you are important, but for Judge Dredd your biggest beef is that the film doesn't adapt the source material properly, thereby making the "books" suddenly matter this time. I've think we've got a Dredd fanboy over here, fellas.

[@aztn19]

Yeah, I didn’t know Dredd never took off his helmet until years after watching the movie. But hey it’s CinemaSins; their rules don’t matter until they do - then it’s a sin lol!

[@zachpottinger1842]

Can we all agree this movie is a really good Guilty Pleasure?

[@ChristophBrinkmann]

I'm sure some people can. But a lot of us see it as a brain numbing dumb one

[@js736-i5g]

Love watching this after seeing The Onion sketch with the Supreme Court justices all quoting "I am the Law!" 😂

[@microbuilder]

Please please *please* do Highlander 2 The Renegade Version! It is amazingly awful!

[@MichaelGonzalez-hd7kk]

Judge Dredd for a Mortal Kombat guest character...

[@RidireOiche]

I read somewhere years ago, during the marketing for the film Stallone said he took off the helmet so that when people read the comics they'd picture his face behind the visor. Karl Urban's Dredd was a much better movie in every way.

[@RealBadGaming52]

i only discovered the comics in 2018 and was a massive Fan and have watched since at least 2004 or so the film befor2018, and when i read dredd i imgagine its stalones voice when i read dredds lines, but of course if i had have been born in the 80s , it would be Dirty harrys voice id be imgining.

[@codemiesterbeats]

14:41 being an auto tech and having good understanding of electrical/mechanical contrivances I can tell you that the "give it a jolt" cliche actually has it's roots in reality. As often the failure of an electrical component is often "mechanical" as in the solder has cracked and allowed a component to have poor electrical continuity. (granted in movies this is sometimes used in a believable fashion and other times not so much...) Shaking/wiggling things is a rudimentary way of "diagnosing" the problem or temporarily 'fixing' it lol

[@OfNoImport]

I think the last time Jeremy was this upset over a movie, it was Pete's Dragon.

[@priscillajimenez27]

Fast and Furious?

[@JustMe-zu6tn]

Im visualizing the situation that Stallone shouts "I am the law" in the beginning of every movie set. Pure gold my man..pure gold!!

[@tombratcher6938]

How can you sp nd 17 minutes sinning a masterpiece like - oohhhhhh wait, this is _Judge_ Dredd. As you were

[@michaelbays6340]

When I saw the thumbnail I thought this was like some live action f-zero movie cause the guy looks very similar to captain falcon

[@gagecameron5672]

“Next Week: Golf sins” Oh please say youre doing Happy Gilmore.

[@LudaChez]

It's going to be Tin Cup or something just to fuck with us. Have they done Caddy Shack?

[@UloPe]

I confused Rob Schneider with Roy Scheider and was very confused because I didn’t remember him being in this movie…

[@hanswurst6742]

15:29 this scene alone is so fun, it deserves 1000 sins off

[@TheStormbringer8751]

It's my notification sound on my phone!

[@LoliPolice-bf7mw]

Dredd 2012 is the only Dredd that should be talked about.

[@CptPatch]

Someday you just need to buy the rights to a film and just release an "everything wrong with ___ in 100 minutes or less" where you just show the whole film unedited.

[@grumpyoldman3458]

"The Avengers", the UK one not the US one.

[@GreenAppelPie]

5:48 Guilt and innocence is a matter of timing. He’s got a point, it used to be common to have sexual relationships with children. All drugs used to be legal, slavery was legal, etc. -1

[@CamaroAmx]

Even today people break the law as written all the time. It just comes down to enforcement and whether there’s an over zealous cop nearby. Any speed over the speed limit- law broken. Driving the speed limit when its not a clear sunny day- law broken. Dropped a piece of garbage on the ground- law broken. Anal sex in certain states- law broken. U-turn in some states- law broken. Not getting specific permission before engaging in sex, even if it’s your wife or husband- law broken. Backing out of your driveway onto a public road- law broken. Not using your turn signals every time you turn or switch lanes at the correct distance or time- law broken. Not having your headlights on when your wipers are on- law broken. Crossing a street not at a pedestrian crosswalk- law broken. Walking down the side of the road without a sidewalk- law broken. So many others.

[@nthgth]

Guilt and innocence is not the same as illegal vs legal. In a time (and place) where something is legal, if you do that thing, you're guilty of it. Guilty just means you did it, not that it was unacceptable or illegal.

[@nthgth]

@@CamaroAmx "Believe it or not-- jail." 🤣 But yes. I think of most of those traffic infractions (e.g. mild speeding) as tools for cops to throw the book at you if you do something really bad, like a dangerous maneuver. Add it to the reckless driving charge for a harsher overall ticket when you seriously almost killed someone. Or if caught DWI.

[@CamaroAmx]

@@nthgth if you break the law then you are guilty and not innocent of the crime.

[@charliemartinez4694]

I AM THE LAW!!! 😳 Mister I AM THE LAW! 😂 This movie still rocks in my book. Not to mention a young Diane Lane ❤️ P.s. u should watch fast 9 now n when it comes out in the u.s. in a few weeks, release it on the same day. Be a joker. Like me 🃏 Y so serious 😈🥃

[@ideletemyinbox]

Finally, a Wiggles reference... Beep beep chugga-chugga Big Red Car, Dredd travels near and he travels far!

[@grumpyoldman3458]

Judge Feathersword!

[@markusp.8376]

This movie was cool but 2012 Dredd was SO underrated

[@HulkCrow]

I think they're both underrated. Both are flawed. Combined they make a perfect film. I'd love to see old Dredd (Stallone) open, close and narrate the movie while we see it acted out by young Dredd (Urban).

[@TheOmegaRing]

Jeremy you knew that in the comics Dredd never removes his helmet, thus proving that books DO MATTER!!!

[@CWiggDoIt]

Birdman is gonna rip his ass wide open 😂

[@TheOmegaRing]

@@CWiggDoIt Birdman is gonna be pleased to see we did some warmup for him to come.

[@KlausKokholmPetersen]

The biggest flaw was that Stallone showed too much emotion.

[@rmannayr2129]

DREDD 2012 WAS BETTER THAN THIS DREDD!

[@michaelcapps8052]

You are smoking meth

[@robwallace8582]

Don't know about better different yeah

[@TheLoneDrow22]

No

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

No it wasn’t.

[@rmannayr2129]

@@TheLoneDrow22 UM YES IT WAS!

[@BOABModels]

That Land Rover Taxi cab is at the British motor museum. That's all I have to say.

[@reidfever1866]

Random Muppets Manhattan singing...Jeremy has become too powerful

[@camolog]

Dredd >>> Judge Dredd

[@Goldhawk7]

Take “the Law” challenge. Take a shot everytime someone says “the Law”. Gonna be messed up in 15 minutes

[@Damocles54]

The biggest sin this movie committed was that it's stink still lingered so strongly that it hurt Dredd enough to cost us a sequel.

[@HappyCynic]

Amen

[@startingQB]

This movie may not be 100% accurate to the source material but it was 100% perfect for the time that it was released.

[@joystickgenie]

How is the "You betrayed the law!" "LAAAAWWWW!!!!" scene not a sin removal? That scen is great.

[@joshyoder871]

Sinning the most awesome Stalone movie ever! Sentence...death! 😂

[@SoCalJon333]

Underrated comment 😆

[@SapienSafari]

Rambo?

[@davidl9507]

I never thought Id see a movie that has more sins than Star Wars at +550

[@DaveLennonCopeland]

Oooh... I remember being in London in the mid to late 90s and seeing one of the judges bikes in the window of some exhibition. The thing is, close up the bike looked awful, like it was made from toilet rolls and stuck on bits from plastic bottles etc. Sure, I know it was made like that, but to see it up close was just so surprising and shocking; it looked amateurish and bad. On the big screen, the bikes look cool though... :)

[@CamaroAmx]

Most movie cars/vehicles are made quickly and cheaply. They only need to look good enough on camera. They don’t even need to perform as well as the film implies.

[@DaveLennonCopeland]

@@CamaroAmx - I know... as I said at the latter end of my comment. But, actually seeing the movie prop in the raw was quite eye-opening :).

[@CamaroAmx]

@@DaveLennonCopeland I learned that from seeing the original Bullitt Mustang with how hack together that was. And a show that restored one of the Challengers from 2 Fast 2 Furious. That thing was actually bent in the front end (though it was not a stunt car) and for the racing harnesses, they used real harnesses but zip screwed them to the floor and attached them using key chain hooks (the ones that look like climbing gear hooks).

[@DaveLennonCopeland]

@@CamaroAmx Cool... In the early 2000s, I worked at my local theatre doing set construction and small prop making, so, yeah it's ALL fake close up but on camera/far away, it looks to do the job. :)

[@DaveLennonCopeland]

@@TheHighRoad1748 I checked out your video and commented (since deleted) and you could not even return the favour by checking out my channel and watching one of my videos... shame on you dude!

[@TheJMPD]

Up until Sly took off the helmet, this was a perfect adaption of the original comic.

[@gab.lab.martins]

“Dredd” deserves a sequel. This one deserves to vanish from Earth and people’s memories.

[@SockmonkeyTheMusical]

Karl Urban gets it. Sly does not. Literally the only bit of this movie that I didn't hate was when "I got to say oh look, ABC Warriors!" And it lasted less time than it takes to say that line out loud.

[@gab.lab.martins]

Something very important to point out as well: in the sequel, a Scott Ian cameo is imperative.

[@rmannayr2129]

THIS MOVIE DESERVED A SEQUEL!

[@Oonagh72]

One of my favorite films.

[@JenMistress]

OK, if you're not going to say what "Eat your own stuff" meant to you, then my mind is going to wander and is wandering into Human Centipede area, and eeeewwwwwwww, you got off eating that, huh? 😂🤣

[@grumpyoldman3458]

"Eat your own stuff" because Jeremy's such a bad cook, his college girlfriend made him eat his own [turkey,] stuff [ing and cranberry sauce].

[@awesomehpt8938]

I’ll take dredd over this movie any day!

[@anubusx]

This is still a guilty pleasure.

[@HulkCrow]

Ooof. Well...to each their own I suppose😬

[@TheStormbringer8751]

10:50 Griffin DID have to honor Fargo's request. It's how their society works. If Griffin just pulled a BS, "Nope!" out of nowhere, someone in that room of Judges would look at him sideways for it.

[@CamaroAmx]

Exactly. It’s even said that it’s traditional that they honor a retiring judge’s last request. Not to mention Griffin would of had to convince the other judges on the spot and in public to go against the request.

[@TheSteve285]

100 sins for sinning a James Earl Jones narration

[@ricknance7574]

Just rewatched this for the first time a couple weeks ago. Still great.

[@s.o.c.c.5027]

"They were the Police, Jury and Executioner all in one." Jeremy: " Sooo. Cops? Perfecto.

[@zaltmanbleroze]

Since when do cops judge and execute criminals on the spot without a trial?

[@s.o.c.c.5027]

@@zaltmanbleroze Been in America long or what?

[@mentor397]

No. It's not the most easily rewired robot. In RoboCop 3, that little girl subdued a robot by telling him to be "Loyal as a Puppy".

[@virginiadare1587]

If you're going to have narration, you could easily do worse than James Earl Jones narration.

[@maloperverso8118]

Stallone looked much Taller than Usual, in this Movie, IMO.... Must've been the Boots!

[@puckstopper25]

I mean, yeah yeah 'narration', but narration by James Earl Jones should seeeriously deserve a pass.

[@JosephDavies]

I expected some conflicted sin-counting there.