Is She A Pass Or Fail? - One Thing Fighting For Order In The Chaos, Judges - End Of Dredd + Credits

The very last scene of the 2012 movie Dredd. Having defeated Mama and her clan Dredd proceeds to give final judgment on rookie Judge Anderson trial run as a Judge. Includes ending animation and credits.

[@MrTrick.]

"Drug bust. Perps were uncooperative." Dredd is the master of understatement...

[@sorryshiina6264]

When you think about it, that's exactly what Dredd should say. He's been through much worse and his way of casually saying it shows this. For him, it was just another drug bust, just another day and just another job.

[@Jinkogunai]

What beautiful storytelling from those lines!

[@rasheedqe]

I wonder if that was the title of the screen play "judge drug does simple drug bust".

[@drmayeda1930]

@@rasheedqe If that was simple, I'm not sure I want to see a hard one.

[@xWolfDOFR]

@@sorryshiina6264 Late reply, but he kinda forgets to mention 4 dead corrupt Judges

[@blueskadoo1402]

The fact that Karl Urban was completely OK with never removing the helmet, as being a fan of the comics, and studios interfered and made directors show Sylvester Stallone's remove his speaks volumes.

[@paulwalsh2344]

ABSOLUTELY... Karl Urban is a good looking dude... that HE was this dedicated to the source material and not a prima donna is RARE... speaks volumes about how good an actor he is.

[@Mitsoxfan]

It's why Stalone failed. Well that and it was campy a.f.

[@gc3k]

It was the first attempt at a Dredd movie (if you don't count the plagiarized Hardware/Mark 13) and a different time in Hollywood

[@EatCarbs]

@@Mitsoxfan Agreed

[@zombieregime]

@@gc3k Yeah..... Plus some reviewer makes an edgy video about it failing and all of a sudden the youngins that need to be told what to like, god forbid they have an original thought....that might not be the same as everyone else.....the horror, latch onto it and now every time Judge Dredd is mentioned we get to sit through the same old talking points, blah blah helmet, blah blah rob shneider, etc. And on that point, they cant even pick up on the pointing out rob shneider thing is effectively satirical....Hes not a bad actor (I mean, also doesnt get to show off how good he can be either very much. And he does play annoying characters as part of his schtick) but since the 'tell me what to think so I dont have to worry about being different from my friends and are therefore subjected to assumptions upon my character of how awful I must be to form an opinion like that, like we do to everyone else but call it fighting for inclusivity, Senpai!!!' generation just hears 'aaand of course, rob shneider' they think it must be a bad movie because he is in it. Honestly, by the way, youngins. its because hes not afraid to have fun doing a schlocky movie, so its more the other way around. If he is in a movie its a sign its campy, light, and fun. Not a universal indicator its trash (unless you honestly dont like Rob....which....why? what did he do to you?) .... Point is, the amount of shade thrown on the 90s and oughts by people who were barely a cumstain on the mattress at the time IS TOO DAMN HIGH!!!! Then again, Im sure the generation before me has a similar feeling when I say disco sucks.....so.....[shrug]

[@Jampolo_OG]

"Anderson, the day Judge Dredd oversaw your assessment was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday."

[@MRJK87.]

R.I.P. Raul Julia

[@davidfoss4836]

He had a round in the liver and a lot of pieces of body armor and greasy wall tiles in the kidneys. What do you want from the guy?

[@ColinKennedy-q1y]

I could picture an after credits scene where Dredd walks up to Anderson and hands her back the badge.

[@orinanime]

This is the best comment in the entire comment section

[@FailTeacher]

That "drug bust" line is funny (Dredd looks like he's on a regular day) but it also gives to the whole movie humble ambitions and gives us a feeling of vertigo when you realize that it was just one of many, many big blocks...

[@SyrupBuccaneer]

Megacity *ONE*

[@josephanderson5312]

Somewhere there’s a parallel universe where we have six dredd sequels. And they all are amazing.

[@TroyConvers5000]

So: The Cursed Earth, The Day The Law Died, The Four Dark Judges, The Judge Child, Block Mania, The Apocalypse War, Democracy?

[@TheXabl0]

Would HAVE to have a werewolf underground fights/Judge Hellsing sub-plot in there somewhere

[@karmelodion]

My heart literally soars at "she's a pass" when you realise he does have an arc and is now at least moderately hopeful about the future of the city..

[@davfree9732]

Dredd isn’t hopeful. But he did gain perspective. He saw Anderson go from not looking ready… to looking ready. He heard her rationale when dispensing justice. And even if it wasn’t the verdict he’d give, as a judge she needs to have confidence to give a verdict that she can justify that fits without the rule of law… and critically… She holds herself to the rules. Even if she lost her gun, she didn’t stop dispensing justice. She stuck it out throughout her entire assessment and only when it was over did she give up her badge. Compared to the rogue judges she stuck to the rules because she demonstrated she believes in them. That’s one thing you can’t teach in a class but that Anderson possesses. A willingness to hold herself accountable within the rules, which means she will hold herself within the rule of law.

[@mrblank-zh1xy]

​@@davfree9732agreed. Judge Lex said it best: the city is a meat grinder and it turns people into meat. One person or a thousand makes no difference. But perhaps the winds of change are blowing, and I think Dredd is mulling it over.

[@Mugen0445]

Psy Judge Anderson is one of the few judges in the comics that Dredd respects and will take advice from.

[@Xylarxcode]

Anderson is a returning character in the comics and one of the few that comes closest to what you might consider a friend to Dredd. That obviously doesn't mean they're all chummy and chatty, but there is mutual respect there. Dredd takes her advice seriously and respectfully and she's one of few people who can claim that honor. This movie must be from early in the timeline, since she's still a rookie on her assessment here and it's apparent that Dredd hasn't gained a widespread reputation yet, as evidenced by the fact that Ma-Ma doesn't know who he is, but his fellow judges do. He's still building up his rep and only those he works with know how ruthless and efficient he is.

[@janjansen6443]

It would have for me as well but is so dumm. She clearly says "I know I failed". Basicly regards if Dredd thought she passed untill that point, he could clearly have to fail her regardsless.

[@guitarvocs]

If there was any real justice, we would have gotten to see Judge Anderson again.

[@elijahalonso5612]

guitarvocs if justice were actually a real thing In real life it be the form of the judges and Dredd would be a walking example

[@jontk]

She well could hold her own spin off movie, they could locate it in the Cursed Earth to keep the budget down.

[@Kspice9000]

This how a stronger women should be written.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

@@jontk I’m all for a Anderson movie but it would need dredd and Anderson together. They make a perfect duo

[@jontk]

@@Mikey-ym6ok Hard disagree, Anderson is as strong a solo character as Dredd, she's got the comics to prove it. Don't get me wrong, they work as excellent foils to each other, but an Anderson story is an Anderson story, she has her own way of working and her own relationship to the law.

[@noirangel6416]

Just an average monday for Dredd.

[@3Dusers]

thought the movie set it on dredd's "casual" Tuesday

[@faerieSAALE]

Average Monday? Here hold my beer and watch this, said Chuck Norris!

[@georgeofhamilton]

Started on a Monday, ended on a Tuesday.

[@TheDUDERulez1]

@@georgeofhamilton In Mega-City One, everyday is Monday.

[@jonathanhalloran5350]

It's a crime that we didn't get to see an average Tuesday

[@lionheartreviews8230]

There’s something so satisfying about seeing them finally walk out of Peach trees and into the sunlight, made me think of the end of a really satisfying video game.

[@machivaldemon]

u mean another patrol day for dredd?

[@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்]

Ending of Max Payne 1

[@SerMattzio]

You know, I actually really like that final line. It's far more sinister than I realised at first. "One thing fighting for order in the chaos. Judges." They're not fighting for peace, or justice. They fight for _order_ . I think the film did a great job of highlighting just how dark the city's society is.

[@evarjantz222]

no one said anything about peace

[@bluefootwalking]

Lawful Evil

[@Simone-xe9cw]

Dredd is very underrated as a character/world, it (often) touches strings and topics about anarchy and repression way too delicate for the mainstream channels.

[@FleshlyDelight]

@@bluefootwalking Lawful *Neutral* "Order" is the total balance between good and evil. Primus, god of Modrons and holder of the Law portfolio, is Lawful Neutral. To keep a balance between those that do evil and those who do good, evil actions may be required for the greater good.

[@Archedgar]

Sounds good to me. Considering the laws Dredd is shown to enforce, you'd have to be an irredeemable pile to consider anything he does to be objectionable. I mean it's not like he's brutally forcing citizens to comply with 'miss gentering' or 'anti-racesm' like in RL. He's taking down gangs & drug dealers aka the indefensible. Heh.

[@Aethgeir]

I fucking love this movie! On the surface it's an action movie with a bare bones plot, which is exactly what a Judge Dredd movie should be, and yet it has this subtle depth and beauty. Take this final scene in the elevator, where Dredd is patching Anderson's wound. It's intensely intimate, not so much in a sexual way, but simply from the contrast of Dredd showing anyone any kind of tenderness at all. Yet it only comes at a point in the film after Anderson has lost any vulnerability she had. It's a perfect little bow on what's actually a very tragic movie.

[@bradowens6565]

It was a peer to peer moment

[@garrettg2747]

The fact that it says FUCK YOU to every single movie trend in the world is reason enough to love this movie I loved this movie and watch it constantly and it’s never gotten okd

[@jackdaone6469]

@@bradowens6565 Dredd recognizing Andersen as his equal and no longer a rookie.

[@kapitan19969838]

@@bradowens6565 An intimate moment

[@crintondux]

@@jackdaone6469 it’s only the end of her first day. She’s still a rookie

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

Seriously underrated film I love the score playing throughout the beginning of the scene.

[@icecoldpolitics8890]

IW_LEGENDARY_SAYaiN22 criminally underrated

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

Twobit Gaming such a shame we couldn’t get a sequel

[@boostmobile6529]

this move was soooo good. I loved it and wish we could get a sequel. Big Props to Carl urban for giving 100% effort to the Dredd character and keeping the helmet on the whole movie! Most A list Actors would insist that their face was shown in the movie highlights and trailers

[@lopezrome1982]

I hear it might get a green light to netflix as a series urban is so down

[@my_MillenniumFalcon]

Precisely why the earlier Dredd movie starring Stallone got poor reviews - Sly insisted on his face being shown, a cardinal sin when going up against the character’s traits in the comic…

[@oblongbox5110]

@Millennium Falcon this one got poor reviews, so your point is mute.

[@paulwalsh2344]

ABSOLUTELY... Karl Urban is a good looking dude... that HE was this dedicated to the source material and not a prima donna is RARE... speaks volumes about how good an actor he is.

[@djii7837]

@@oblongbox5110 This one got fairly good reviews, actually. Just didn't perform at the box office.

[@BjornCanute]

I love that fact that there is no world ending plot in this movie, not city wide nerve gas bullshit or anything like that. There is nothing special about this case, its just a day in the life of Dredd.

[@andrewwales8827]

"Is she a pass, or a fail?" "Well I was going to pass her, but she handed me her badge so I guess she quit."

[@LPrussia07]

she was assesed, so in the end of shift she should have given her badge and gun back, and wait for the final descision. I wish we got sequel. Anderson was BADASS!!!

[@SuperlunarNim]

>*cue rad bass line*

[@moondude24]

One of my favorite scenes is when there in the elevator and dredd is patching up Anderson,when he gives her that look it’s really brief but idk why I love it,shows somewhat that dredd “cares” in a way and shows the human side of him,I could be alone on this but I love it. It’s the small details in this movie I like.

[@derekjohnstone4888]

Dredd isn't really good or evil, just very good at his job. He protects those who need it and upholds the law.

[@npg68]

During that scene....she is looking up at Dredd and I wonder what she is seeing? Is she just stunned from the injury or is she seeing inside of Dredd?

[@fufucarlos]

Anderson is one of the few friends Dredd has in the source Material so it's the start of something.

[@Sonnabend00]

@@npg68 Psychic shock,. Shes a telepath remember. And Dredd...Id call that a look of approval.

[@Akm72]

@@derekjohnstone4888 Agreed, he's a Lawful-Neutral archetype!

[@Crimsontalor]

i bet you dredd slept in an extra 15 seconds after all that effort.

[@minihalkoja590]

*Extra 5 seconds

[@Ivan_Berni]

that makes a total of 1 hour and 15 seconds of sleep.

[@hafiz7581]

​@@Ivan_Berni and here i am. Barely function after 8 hours lmao

[@ramrooster85]

This is EASILY 100x better than the Stallone one

[@greva2904]

Even Stallone eventually admitted that his Dredd movie should have been so much better than it was

[@edumalafaia11]

That is not a Fair comparison

[@davidzhou7202]

@@edumalafaia11 Agreed, at least Stallone’s version got many characters from the comic, the Mega-City One was depicted futuristic, and it mentioned Dredd’s identity as Fargo’s clone.

[@icecoldpolitics8890]

@@davidzhou7202 yeah but Dredd's character in the Stallone movie doesn't resemble him at all in this movie Karl urban pretty much nailed Dredd's character also most the characters introduced in the Stallone movie have nothing in common with there comic book counterparts. Here in Dredd 2012 Anderson is also very accurately portrayed as the far more compassionate and emotional yet still effective street judge that's a perfect foil to Dredds cold justice and demeanor.

[@benchmarkslab2005]

100000000 times

[@D.Holliday112]

"You ready?" "Yeah." "You look ready."

[@jtno2]

THIS is how you make a great movie under a very tight budget. Nothing wasted. Very efficient use of what little resources they have to maximum effect.

[@ThatsJustLikeYourOpinionMan]

Being able to reuse the same set for the whole movie with little window dressing changes is a big help.

[@johnnatandc]

He did not say "Rookie" .. so you know that he respects her now and we know she passes the test

[@ReaverLordTonus]

Honestly, This was the death we all wanted to see for Cersei Lannister.

[@scribese7en]

*No. No it wasn't.*

[@ReaverLordTonus]

@@scribese7en okay maybe with Jamie going down with her, it's still better than a pile of bricks.

[@BOBMAN1980]

I would love to see a battle between Cersie and Mamaw

[@jontk]

Bricks hit lady: bad. Lady hit bricks: good.

[@nerdygamerguy8378]

This movie deserves a sequel, even Karl Urban wants it.

[@Sound613Wave]

To borrow a comment I saw about a year back. In any other gritty action movie there would be a life lesson to be learned, a love interest, and character development all wrapped up into one flick. For Dredd, it was just another Tuesday.

[@hagamapama]

Well they did squeeze in some character development but it was subtle, and mostly built around Dredd softening just a tiny bit around Anderson.

[@Deepingmind]

Nearly ten years later and the layers in this scene still just amazes me.

[@Deepingmind]

@@82dupont The movie is already a cult favorite, its one of the most profitable after market films in history. lol

[@Deepingmind]

@@82dupont no worries! Welcome to the fandom, we're glad to have you with us!

[@82dupont]

@@Deepingmind …I have been a Karl Urban fan for a long time, loved him in Priest and Doom and Bourne Supremacy! I don’t have the time anymore to keep up with everything he’s doing. Thanks

[@Deepingmind]

@@82dupont You can go back further and see him in Lord of the Rings and even Xena.

[@82dupont]

@@Deepingmind …I’m aware he was in those movies, I just like his dark side roles in movies I mentioned.

[@Josephbad007]

They should make a game based on this movie.

[@clydemarshall8095]

Joseph Anthony there is a game called Judge Dredd vs. Death on GOG.com. It’s not based on the movie specifically but does draw on the Judge Dredd comics.

[@YaraDara634]

Yeah there actually 4 of them I believe. The movies based ok a comic series

[@Haze1434]

You can get slightly close to the 'feel' of this playing Deus Ex games, but I agree, they need to make a proper 3D rendered, open-world style of Judge Dredd. Think Cyberpunk 2077 with Judges.

[@genny1814]

@@Haze1434 god I’d fucking love that

[@cybergothika6906]

Why? So they could fill microtransactions and multiplayer bullshit to feed the masses? There are better ways to waste great stories and characters than this. Not even me want games done of my favorite movies.

[@hughmcaloon6506]

Terrific film! Solid story, spare dialogue, excellent acting, magnificent set design, creative cinematography, excellent direction. I didn't see it in the theater because of the first Dredd. I saw *that* in the theater, and actually apologized to the friend whom I'd talked into seeing it with me. This one? Wow. I think that it's as close to perfect as an action film gets.

[@manicboy76]

Add soundtrack to that list.

[@philledwith8307]

This was a fantastic movie and they should have made a sequel.

[@THAC0MANIC]

THE PROBLEM is that it didnt make Bank in Threater it only realy became popular after words and what knock as such even tho this is a better movie then many other movies it didnt do all that well in box officer thus it prob wont see a sequel

[@Stormwern]

There's a TV series being made, and they're talking about getting the same cast back.

[@paulkellerman2603]

@@Stormwern I hope so. That would be great.

[@jordanluckett9144]

ya know, I feel like karl urban is underestimated a lot for being a great actor

[@johnhorne3052]

Karl Urban can't act. He just does impressions.

[@zroutube]

I like how Dredd's boss is a tough black female but without all the usual modern tropes. She's not obnoxious, loud, arrogant, or mean. There isn't that obligatory scene where she's bossing everyone around or taking the hero down a peg. She's just a competent law enforcement officer. A respectable character, not a diversity checkbox with a statement to make.

[@TheBikeOnTheMoon]

yes, the black female boss keeps it very professional and I like it a lots. Man I miss the good old day when characters were made based on their merit rather than their skin color.

[@lovell8983]

back when they made films to entertain people, not virtue signaling

[@wilcee238]

@lovell8983 cool story lady

[@webweb7164]

I agree. She was simply a superior officer first. Just like any other. A great portrayal of a woman in charge. No bieng a boss/ bad b**ch.

[@jonharrison9222]

Your post sums up a whole stunted universe of thought.

[@brettbaratheon9776]

This movie was so good. Need another one, badly.

[@waragainstmyself1159]

Its criminal that this movie is underrated as it is

[@BloodyBay]

*Dredd:* "Anderson. Your assessment's now over." *Anderson:* [pops off her badge and hands it to him] *Dredd:* "For a psychic, you're not very good at predicting outcomes. You passed. Now take your badge back. You start Full Time on Monday. Try not to lose your Lawgiver this time." _Why didn't he speak up and call her back instead of just letting her walk away?_

[@Contevent]

I think he was still unsure at the moment he said it. Plus, she didn't ask. She followed procedure until the end and beyond, refusing medical attention as Judges are meant to be independent and self contained. She showed determination, skill, adaptation, knowledge of laws and procedures, as well as an idealism unfazed by her experience (letting Clan Techie go despite knowing he did crimes, identifying him as a victim, and telling Dredd off to his face).

[@BloodyBay]

@@Contevent ...and even though she knew she had failed the eval the moment Kay took her Lawgiver, she still pressed on and attempted to complete the mission (as opposed to walking out of Peach Trees the moment she failed), thus placing the mission itself in higher priority over her own concerns. So that made her worthy of being a Judge too. But still, even if Dredd wasn't sure about her at that moment, why didn't he at least try to stop her from walking off until he was ready to make his call? They need every Judge they can get.

[@mylowhanging3832]

@@BloodyBay she can´t read the Dredd mind, he is her superior.

[@anivonatoll5319]

I think it's much simpler. Whether she passed or she failed, Judge Dredd is only the examiner, actually approving and instating her as a judge is the job and responsibility of his superiors - the administration of the Judges, or whatever. She got her badge temporarily for the duration of the assessment, and she returns it as the assessment is over, awaiting her approval or rejection. She's simply following protocol.

[@82dupont]

@@anivonatoll5319 …Fans forget she already failed the exam before losing her gun during the night with Dredd. This was an internship because his chief believed she was capable of doing the job but needed a good mentor to help her to figure it out. As the night progressed she started using her powers to carry out her duties as a Judge to a higher level than even Dredd could. She did the right thing by giving back her shield, she was only doing a tryout for the job she wanted.

[@crazyman8472]

Dredd is the most demanding Training Officer ever. 😱

[@fluffdegoss]

Karl Urban can Dredd anytime he wants. I have no problem with this.

[@xomthood]

"Anderson," Karl's acting in that one word delivery speaks volumes.

[@immortanjoe9362]

The fact that this movie never got a sequel is criminal. The people that made that decision should be sentenced to at least 10 years in the iso-cubes.

[@HanukkaStatham]

"She's a pass." *sniffle* I choke up a little every time

[@AdeptKing]

Hey Anderson remembered her helmet this time!

[@Shozb0t]

Just for riding, I'm sure. But now that she's a judge, maybe they can figure out a helmet material that doesn't block her powers.

[@drmayeda1930]

@@Shozb0t She may have decided to develop other skills besides just sensing minds. She did get captured by a gang member. She should have sensed him coming. The only reason she wasn't dead is the guy tried to shoot her with her own gun. I don't know if the gun blew up completely or just part of it but it did take off the guy's hand.

[@accatt2204]

I normally dont like action movies, but the futuristic nature, and subtle character traits and behavior is interesting. Its interesting he passes her after she refuses treatment...like him. He mentioned her reason for becoming a judge was "admirable", and with the way Dredd allowed the homeless man to walk away if he didnt get killed, as well as ignoring the clinic...her saying,. "I knew she would...', one is because shes I believe psychic, but also obviously knows him, and is aware of his character. It allows the viewer to see the human, in what most films would only show his practical, straight application and no mercy attitude, but this film shows or suggest a different nature character behind the helmet, that can be expanded upon.

[@rasalghul474]

What a way to start a career and a build a reputation. Being assessed and passed by none other than, the Judge Dredd.

[@luisalban7637]

I would love a sequel, I loved this movie and Judge Anderson is beautiful

[@salmeehenghock3698]

Karl urban very match with dredd character

[@Mitsoxfan]

One of the best Comic adaptations of all time. Take note Marvel and DC. Would love a sequel.

[@-Markus-]

2:17 That a comic book scene if I ever saw one! Dredd just walking away with a bullet hole in his stomach, going to clock out of his shift. The peach trees sign lighting up again and everything returning to normal. For us it was a fantastic action movie, for them it was just another day at work.

[@Matteo_HAVOC]

2:13 fights like a badass, talks like a badass, and walks like a badass

[@talkaboutwacky]

"So is this new version of Judge Dredd a pass or a Stallone?" "It's a pass"

[@grahamjpjones]

I so wish they made a sequel this, they got the grittiness of the JD story bang on

[@blumpfreyfranks8863]

Did she just take that MP-5 home with her or what?

[@icecoldpolitics8890]

Yes she did because you try telling her no

[@justsomeamerican2301]

i wouldve

[@icecoldpolitics8890]

A fine Murican she could kill you with your hands and you gonna try to take her gun from her

[@justsomeamerican2301]

no i would've taken the mp5 if i was her . i am strongly against disarming the wrong people

[@icecoldpolitics8890]

No kidding considering she could hand it to you and then have you shout yourself

[@L0RDSH0CK3W4V3GamingAdvice]

True spirit based off the comics , loved this movie

[@puppeiluv826]

I just want to be able to give this more than 1 like 😭😭 this film deserves it!!! So underrated !

[@ivanc-s]

Great music at end. Mean bass beat.

[@bearsnevergiveup]

MaMa's Requiem makes Dredd's tending Anderson's wound strangely beautiful.

[@garethjudd5840]

Anderson was my childhood comic book hero and crush.

[@agent_soshi]

I felt like Dredd was a pitch film but it wasn’t received well enough upon release to actually get anyone to pick it up. I wish someone had though, it’s great in its own way and I feel like it does the comics justice in one way or another, they’re pretty cartoony sometimes

[@SeekAStrak]

Dredd: The epitome of Lawful Neutral

[@turbopokey]

“What happened in there?” Dredd; “….Tuesday.”

[@mrwaffles6139]

Good movie,,,,,,,underrated

[@amirjan175]

"Oi huey, Ma-ma done locked me up in the mega block and sent some bloody perps to kill me, now I wager that we release her on vought 😎"

[@rasalghul474]

Would love a sequel, set years later where Dredd and Anderson haven’t crossed paths since the “drug bust”. Anderson, a highly respected judge gets caught in a hugely dangerous situation, alongside a few other judges, a 1024 is called… Dredd arrives. Anderson and Dredd meet again, Dredd gives a short but reassuring greeting accompanied by a small nod. “Anderson” says Dredd in his low, rough tone. They both give each other a similar look, as if recalling a past situation. A sense of confidence creeps across Anderson’s face, with a slight smirk. Judgement time…

[@Chalky.]

Just imagine if Stalone never took off his helmet and had to act with the bottom half of his face.

[@hernandogaribaldi8627]

Or avoiding showing his face the entire flick, but people acting disgusted and afraid when seeing Dredd's face.

[@drmayeda1930]

Wrong actor, Stallone wasn't in this movie. That was Judge Dredd. This was Keith Urban. I looked it up in IMDB

[@johnsyers8212]

Well, Stallone is at a disadvantage here since parts of his lower face are paralyzed.

[@johnhorne3052]

@Black lives Matter Is a Terrorist organization If you think Karl Urban has 1/10 the acting chops of Sly, then I've got a successful socialist economy to show you.

[@johnhorne3052]

@Black lives Matter Is a Terrorist organization You wouldn't be the first:)

[@charliecharliecharliecharl8554]

I love this ending and the way he walks off and spot on dredd character in a film where the main character doesn't show his face once

[@basicgdot1593]

This masterpiece so badly needs a sequel.

[@benm5970]

When you think about it giving Dredd a partner like Anderson in this movie was rather brilliant, because unlike Stallone’s this version of Dredd isn’t really meant to be a character, he’s more like an idea, like the physical personification of law and order, which I think is why he never removes his helmet, because we’re not meant to see the human being inside of him, and so Anderson is like the counterbalance to that idea, her we see and we do get to know about her character and backstory, and so she’s there to offer the audience the characterization that Dredd doesn’t have while Dredd is there to to be the symbol of justice that carries out all of duties and responsibilities

[@jackmitchelles2646]

It is a damn crime this movie didn’t get a sequel

[@thejuicerr]

I ❤ Dredd

[@mrshinybald2739]

This movie was too underrated. Karl urban fuckn deserves alot more credit than what he got

[@kavijackson868]

¡MR. AND MRS. ANDERSON!

[@BlueHooloovoo]

This movie did such a great job with both Dredd and Anderson.

[@wb8156]

I love this ending. A lot of folks saying it’s just another day for Dredd. I get the sense that there are a handful of days on the job over his career that change/inform the way he uses his rage, and who he lets scratch the surface just a little bit. Notice it’s the first time he calls her Anderson instead of rookie. Hard to impress him, so in a way he makes a small change by the end of the film as well. If we had a fair world, we’d have seen Urban twice more in 90 minute, self contained stories. And while I love Thirlby, I like the idea of never seeing Anderson again. Makes it all that more special. Anyway, that’s just my opinion. But man how amped I get when that fuzzed-out guitar stats up

[@Ivan_Berni]

Anderson: D-Day Dreed: Monday

[@edsuratos2993]

Dredd (2012) Karl Urban as Dredd. Also in the cast are Olivia Thrilby, Wood Harris, Langley Kirkwood, Domhnall Gleeson and Lena Headley in their supporting roles.

[@leocitywrestling7029]

To bring back one of Dredd’s last line from the first film I’m a street judge, & I’m very late for work He’s not a ladder climber, he’s the salt of the earth cop You can tell all the cases he’s involved in based on the condition of his uniform not by the volume of his file

[@andrewswain443]

God how I love this movie.

[@MRJK87.]

Anderson, doesn't pass a single test, gets an assessment anyway, loses her weapon which is an automatic failure and still passes.

[@werriboy55]

Anderson knew she had failed and still chose to complete the bust. The mission is prime, personal concerns are subordinate. Judge material.

[@Spiz103]

This was already not a standard assessment, Dredd was told to take her out and see if she sank or swam, despite her loss of her primary weapon, she swam. Therefore she is a pass.

[@drmayeda1930]

She's alive. That's a factor. Someone made a video on why Dredd passed her.

[@oldmanjenkins3860]

*Sniffs* "Drug bust." "Looks like you've been through it."

[@AimRobot]

Agent Smith: Miss Anderson, one of these endings has a future, the other does not.

[@paulgrove1407]

I still giggle every time I see the Johannesburg Buildings inbetween the CGI. The Halls Of Justice is my old University, University of Johannesburg. Man! Those concrete rooms were cold, winter, or summer.

[@grandmasmalibu]

This is the mild version of the future. At least they have something resembling justice, however twisted and imperfect. Pretty sure our future is one ruled purely by power.

[@keithw4920]

I feel the Stallone version sucked because 90% of the movie he wasn't being a Judge but a fugitive running around. That's not a Judge Dredd movie, just another framed lawman on the run generic action movie. This version was good. Very good.

[@johnnatandc]

this movie was dope! It is sad that we wont see a sequel

[@lonl123]

God I love this movie...sad thing about It, I didn't even know it was in theatres or that the damn thing had been made...I really think that's the big reason it didn't do so hot in the theatres....the promotional campaign for this movie was almost non existent. Saw it a year after it had been in theatres and was absolutely blown away...the only movie that has captured Judge Dreed correctly, and it was exciting and interesting. We get endless sequels to the shittiest Marvel movies and we don't get a sequel for this movie? Bullshit.

[@helmilentor9393]

Whenever i watch any of dredd clips i will "smile" like karl urban's judge dredd.

[@Americoroca]

Bad ass movie

[@shawnreynolds2131]

best action , gore , movie ever karl urban played this character like a fuckin fiddle would give anything to see a sequel but its good as is !

[@TheJackl317]

Probably the best comic based film ever made

[@busywl69]

movie was so gotdamn good. even the 6th time watching it.

[@DarthSailorMoo]

He wishes she could be his partner when looking at the badge.

[@EdmundLoh]

To the end, Anderson was still holding on to a random perp’s MP5.

[@OrderUpASeven12]

Absolutely kick ass sound track!

[@Josephbad007]

Glow stick time with the intro!!

[@xxbad_acidxx0079]

This movie is underrated as fuck. I wish they would make a second one.

[@stuartgallacher9949]

Could've been one of the best franchise ever. If only

[@nicanon01]

dredd this movie was actually good i love it deserve a number 2

[@mateopatek]

Can someone tell me what the soundtracks is when the base line drops, dredd starts to walk and the camera pans infront of him? People told me its '' She's a pass'' and went to it but that soundtrack starts at the end of the video and NOT the same. Does anyone know? Much appreciated!

[@SCREAM6460]

Yeah you're not the only one looking for it, already checked the OST twice and its just not there, apparently it's only a version made for that scene lol, wish i could listen to it.. Would've been dope while driving a motorbike or car lol 😕

[@AStiffBreeze]

It’s not an exact match, but “Order In The Chaos” from the soundtrack is what you’re looking for.

[@TheByrd]

One of the few movies where I'd love a sequel

[@RoadRunnerMeep]

This was an awesome remake, can't wait for them to have a Sequel as both people want to retake their roles. It would be interesting to see Anderson again reprise her role

[@MrSoloun]

Great movie, looking forward to the next one, so much potential. I love how he and she take a round to the gut clean through their armour and just walk it off later on :)

[@orinanime]

"So, what happened in there?" "Drug bust." "Looks like you've been through it." "Perps were ... uncooperative."

[@arielfetters5662]

One thing people don't seem to be highlighting is, he _Bent the rules_ for her. By the rules, she failed. 100%, no wiggle room. But he says she's a pass. For someone like Dredd, to whom the rules are everything, that's huge.

[@82dupont]

He did not bend the rules, she had already failed and was being used as a guinea pig because of her telepathic abilities. She was being judged on her abilities as a telepathic judge and being able to balance those abilities out with law enforcement ability. Remember she let the IT guy with robotic eyes go free? From Dredd’s perspective he was guilty, Anderson however was able to see his forced cooperation and the suffering Ma Ma put him through with threat of violence and death. Anderson charged him with a misdemeanor. He passed her because once she was able to get a clearer picture of a person she judged more accurately than a non telepathic judge and her body of work under those conditions could not be denied even by Dredd.

[@blahblah-blah179]

maybe those aren't hard and fast rules. Maybe Dredd is given full rein to assess her and the rules he set out are just his personal criteria.

[@stefanforsgren9023]

To give her "another chance" wasnt Dredds call from the start since he would never do that. He does respect his superiors however, or at least the system and he is willing to honor it. And it is obvious throughout the movie that Anderson grows alot on him, saving then from several situations during the day. Personally, I think the fact that she actually saves his life, and that she gives a sort of not-guilty verdict to the techguy, which Dredd probably wouldnt but he can see that she giving a lawful and honest sentence to a man caught under circumstances, is what makes her pass in his eyes The small nods he will give her proves to me that he actually respects her. "You look ready" and by calling her Anderson instead of Rookie is about as much recogniton Dredd can give you I reckon