Judge Dredd and Rico - Law

Judge Dredd and Rico's family drama...

[@gorillone86]

You can tell Rico cared for Dredd and didn't saw him as a lab experiment but as family, he just didn't want to be a pawn of the council. Rico was a criminal, no question but to him Dredd was family

[@troyjohnson1186]

Yeah I liked that about Rico. You can tell he cared for dredd when he lowered his gun first when they first faced off. He had plenty of opportunities to kill dredd and didn’t

[@OhSPY.]

For a man as gripped by madness as Rico, the break in his voice really shows that even psychopaths can still feel, deep down. Awesome scene.

[@raggedclawstarcraft6562]

meaning he is not a psychopath, actually. not a single bit.

[@rickdeckard1075]

enki vs enlil

[@KLamki1]

​@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 more like a sociopath. He can feel empathy just on an extremely weak scale and only for his brother. Psychopaths can't feel emotions at all.

[@raggedclawstarcraft6562]

@@KLamki1 prob.

[@raggedclawstarcraft6562]

@@KLamki1 actually if you think about he is a sociopath. Psychopaths are born and sociopaths are made. By society being unjust or unfair. And judging how he says "I betrayed THIS", gesturing to metaphorical "government/society/world order/you name it", you can think he for real being a sociopath.

[@sammyvillena9777]

“I’m the only family you ever had....” Rico’s voice cracks. This goes deeper I think.

[@christophermunoz2004]

I lose it every time he does that 😂😂😂

[@falzar101]

IKR. In my humble opinion he could have got away with just a little bit more.

[@ionlyfearphobophobia]

It is a bit of a slip; "You're the only family I've ever had."

[@danielwilliamson6180]

1:28 "I'M THE ONLY FAMILY YOU EVER HAD!" Armand Assante was awesome as Rico.

[@TheDeathclawhunter]

you can just feel the emotion in his voice....this scene is actually pretty impacting aside the memes made over it

[@theQuestion626]

Regardless of what people say this movie was amazing. It was my introduction to the greatness of Judge Dredd and frankly I think it was one of the best movies of 1995. Armand Assante stole whole movie if you ask me.

[@user-dm5xj3wr6n]

Ricko

[@thejanusproject32]

Agreed. He played Rico so well, and yet his movies after this movie were like...not up to this standard. I mean, I thought he was high caliber but..i dunno. Someone feel free to suggest some good Armand Assante flimgs by all means

[@pontiacGXPfan]

​@@thejanusproject32Gotti, Q & A, Lazarat The Brave

[@jrgenalexandersen9905]

I don't know why I feel the need to see the part where Rico says; "im the only family you never haaaahd!" the way his voice breaks is the best part of it... for some reason

[@timidhobgoblin207]

I like that part in particular because it’s a brief moment that shows Rico is actually semi emotionally invested in all this. He’s a murdering psychopath yes but he’s genuinely upset at the notion of his own blood betraying him and you can tell in that half second his voice breaks.

[@andyhornhornhorn]

He's a great actor.

[@lumpusman]

that's fuckin acting, baby

[@bifftheunderstudy]

This scene is a great example of why, even if you're offered an acting role or some other position in life you consider below yourself - you should give it everything you have. For a film filled complete with cheese, Armand Assante didn't get the attention he deserves until only now.

[@MansMan42069]

Nic Cage: *orchestra powered slap*

[@edschmid123]

It's fun to shout "LAW!" during an argument.

[@Sir_Gugharde_Wuglis]

Facts

[@TheAprone]

This comment is far funnier than it should be. :D

[@timidhobgoblin207]

“Why haven’t you taken the dishes out the sink? I asked you like two hours ago!!” “LAWWWW!!!”

[@lordlightgamer3999]

edschmid123 law!!!

[@hmartinspliff]

If I ever wind up in Court then *_"LAAAHWWRH!!!!"_* will be my rebuttal of any accusations made against me.

[@warmecanic]

-You betrayed the Lauuuuuuuuu -Nuaaaaaaaaa. Man, this scene deserves an OSCAR shitty statue.

[@shin-ishikiri-no]

"Nuaaaaaaa" lol

[@Sonyc-mk8zh]

This actor who played Rico was amazing in this movie

[@smoothcriminal28]

Armand Assante makes Stallone look like a fucking community theater actor here. Goddamn, Assante is a fucking monster. Why is he soo underrated?

[@BigDangerous311]

Too bad their careers went in different directions though. You hardly ever see Assante in anything these days, save for mostly guest roles on TV shows like NCIS. But Stallone was in all those expendables movies, which weren't great but still theatrical release films.

[@davidcook680]

Actually Stallone acted really good in this. You have to remember the character he was playing.

[@BusyBasaz]

I never understood why this scene got so much flak, I think it was one of the best scenes of the movie. The banter between them is gold.

[@aRandomFox00]

Nothing wrong with the execution. It's just the script that was so full of cheesiness.

[@RoachMcToast]

Guy Fox Are we forgetting the decade this was released in? Cheesy defines action movies of that era. I liked them.

[@lumpusman]

not only the movie but one of the truly powerful scenes in any movie because assante nailed every moment on camera.

[@kazikek2674]

The movie is filled with 'Ham and cheese' but not everything it did or thought up was bad. While Rico can feel s little chaotic at times Assante manages to pull through with all of his aspects and, in a way, he was meant to.

[@HolyknightVader999]

This is a pretty deep scene for a movie that's brimming with cheese. I mean, here Rico stands, contemplating whether or not to create a race of "goddamn brainwashed morons" that the world would call "judges", or to create some freethinking people who would actually count as human. Then he gets emotional over Dredd's decision to turn against him. For a cheeseball film, this was quite deep.

[@kirinrex]

I agree. For such a funny, cheesy movie, this scene is powerful. There's so much going on in this brief dialog.

[@peterkj5538]

I have always loved this movie - so please dont call it cheesy..Was part of my childhood.. I looked this up cause i remembered the Law - and you should follow it too....

[@andyhornhornhorn]

HolyknightVader999 Armand Assante is a great actor. He can turn a sow's ear into a silk purse.

[@HolyknightVader999]

***** Agreed. He was one magnificent bad guy for this flick.

[@juancarlosgranados1994]

It ain't easy being cheesy ya cheeesehead

[@youknowwhatdaysayinhoe5646]

-I go shopping at the MAAAAAAAAALLL!!!! -Winter, spring, summer and FAAAAAAAAALLLL!!!!! -Childen ride the see-SAAAAAAAAAWWW!!!!

[@johndthottam]

Easy there rap God 🙌

[@ricardoolguin961]

Jajaja youre the Best, men. 🤣🤣

[@scirocco09]

Dead🤣🤣🤣

[@christopherclark279]

I have some tobacco- CHAWWWWWWWW!!!!

[@LetsGo6009]

"When are you going to stop being a slave, and grow up!" love that line

[@tompearce5418]

There's a scene in the comics where a lab technician points out to Judge Dredd that he's not actually a Mega-City One citizen - as a clone he's Justice Department property. That pretty much continues the theme of the law enforcement community (all recruited at the age of five and subjected to fifteen years of indoctrination at the Academy) as themselves the victims of a totalitarian regime. The Justice Department in this movie was created to control a vastly overcrowded metropolis by an means necessary - they aren't the good guys.

[@brothersgt.grauwolff6716]

​@@tompearce5418, Warhammer 40k barrows this premise in the form of the Adeptus Arbites

[@tompearce5418]

@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 good point - the Space Marines are genetically engineered soldiers who'll never be able to retire, resign or otherwise lead normal lives. It's this separation from normal humanity that ironically leads to the Horus Heresy (arguably, the belief that separation implies superiority, and a rejection of the idea that the Imperium might quietly dispose of them once they're no longer required).

[@mikeymartin80]

When Rico says I’m the only family you ever had it sounded like he was gonna cry

[@Silver_Cyclops]

Armand is a criminally underrated actor, he could have crushed every role Ray Liotta played

[@H.K.5]

@@Silver_Cyclops Not that I disagree but why are you comparing him to Ray Liotta?

[@joebro391]

Yea, that's called good acting...

[@Max1000Up]

Rico can’t understand why Dredd doesn’t see it his way. He wants him so badly to side with him - that’s his own brother flesh and blood and he won’t agree! Come on Dredd

[@sirJXL]

LAWWWWWWW~!

[@OhSPY.]

Your profile picture was perfect for this 👌😄

[@kermitbohlen8401]

Yah, this is by far my favorite scene of the film, and quite frankly, probably a stand-out moment across many movies. I love it when a villain's perspective can be...empathizeable, even when they're clearly thoroughly awful people. Make the villain at least some degree of understandable and their actions and consequences become a lot more impactful to most viewers.

[@sandygrungerson1177]

rico = enki dredd = enlil there, now you have the key to a large number of protagonist + antagonist + creation-gone-wrong media

[@pmcollectorboy2929]

"How do you like your steak?" "Ruuuuuaaaaw!"

[@EvilXero359]

. RRRAAAAAAAWAWWWWWWWWW 1:05 .😂😂😂

[@pavelgl5926]

Armand Assante is brilliant

[@pontiacGXPfan]

I remember him as John Gotti

[@BlaneNostalgia]

@@pontiacGXPfan I'm eating. And he's going.

[@BlaneNostalgia]

Armand Assante is so entertaining in everything he does

[@caseynewberry8202]

One of my favorite scenes and dialogue from a movie, so much going on in such a quick scene. So much emotion

[@johny5708]

1:05 LMFAO, why is this so funny?

[@Huvpalto]

So many years I've been laughing at "the laaaw" line. Never noticed how deep does the "I'm the only family you've ever had" hit. Its sounds so intense and sad at the same time. And the voice crack gives it so much power. Hes a good actor. Much better than the cheesy meme line makes him look like

[@guitarfan01]

I love this scene, and not even ironically. I know it's not cool to think this is really well done, but this is really well done. It's one of several great scenes in the film, and though the whole things doesn't live up to it's potential as a whole, this part does. Movies are best when the villains have a point. Rico does.

[@cronoesify]

Hey Galen, I know it's been a whole decade since you said this but I wanted you to know. You got a point. Just like Rico did.

[@OmegaJuggalo]

I feel like a sequel to 2012 Dredd exploring the Rico story arc with Karl Urban returning as dredd but also unmasked playing Rico would be fucking dope, they were twins in the comics after all

[@AfrewSpines]

I just wish a sequel would happen. :(

[@DashingSteel]

My personal headcannon is that DREDD's way of saying (screaming) "LAW!" is pretty ridiculous even in-universe, so when they shout it at each other Rico actually parodies Dredd's delivery. Also Dredd yells it because he values LAW above everything including his life and Rico shouts it to mock his devotion as well as in hatred of the fact that his brother is such a slave to the system.

[@LimerickR266]

Great Scene...loved Rico in this movie... a lot of people slatted this movie but I enjoyed it as a kid and even now

[@Jocoiscool]

Armand Assante is a great actor, he was actually 200 m from my house in 2018 and i didn't knew about it. He was eating @ a hotel where i work now, he also gave an interview outside. It's interesting, the guy is famous and he lives over 7000 km from me and he was close and of course i was to busy to greet him or something.

[@joebro391]

I'm so glad that Armand Assante is finally getting the appreciation he deserves for his acting in this movie. It's not a great film, but he chews up every piece of scenery that he's in....

[@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it]

This scene is why I can never accept people calling it a bad movie. Top acting and really making us care about the brothers on two different sides dynamic.

[@andrewcomments5812]

This scene always reminded me of Bond and Trevelyan in Goldeneye.

[@_ZORRO__]

Best part of this scene in my opinion is that Rico has a point of view that holds some merit. Definitely the scariest thing about him is that he can be correct.

[@tompearce5418]

Justice Department was about imposing control over an overcrowded city by any means necessary, no matter how brutal or unethical. You can easily see Rico reacting against that. Instead of resigning and becoming a civilian he apparently killed a lot of people he considered to deserve it.

[@jadefire2817]

I know a lot of people consider this to be a terribly tacky film, but I really loved Armand Assante's portrayal of Rico. Even if it was *"overacted"* it was still very enjoyable.

[@Sgt_Glory]

0:26 Rico is like an inch from Dredd's face, a second later, Dredd's a foot in front of him. Somehow... this only adds to how much I love this scene.

[@PsychoticLuke]

This movie is so underrated. Loved it! :D

[@christyr6199]

Wow Stallone was 49 here he looks younger that that

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

Well he would do because he has Italian genetics and he works out and eats clean.

[@mertmustafayalcn1860]

@@GetToDaChoppa-k5r more like eat clen tren hard

[@mariomargalic6470]

"I should have put you down myself, personally" We should go have lunch, and food.

[@Crackshotsteph]

Maybe some beer too

[@Ticketman99]

"Y'know I never understood that..."

[@H.K.5]

@@Crackshotsteph Beer and alcohol.

[@GTSE2005]

I'm gonna buy a sandwich, with bread.

[@phx4closureman]

1:24 (from HBO Gotti): "You take the beating for the friend. You don't lay down. You don't betray who you are, what you are..."

[@mazzbalboa]

Sly is an average actor (too wooden) but a great action star.....this Rico guy's acting is off the chart....completely awesome.

[@kickstand801]

He wasnt wooden in Rambo. That PTSD part was one of his best performances ever.

[@maverickmic]

@@kickstand801 And Copland. He's also a very competent writer

[@samanthapatrick4345]

it's a shame they never gave Rico a redemption arc throughout the whole movie, I love villians who have a chance at redemption

[@tompearce5418]

From the movie Rico's point of view Justice Department is evil. If you follow the comics he's not wrong.

[@samanthapatrick4345]

@@tompearce5418 I've read a few of the comics and the justice department are way too heavy handed on the game judge Dredd vs judge Death being arrested for owning a hamster without a licence is ridiculous

[@ShadowGamingReviews]

1:01 Thus one of the greatest YTMND's of all time was born.

[@traanels]

Hilarious when Stallone steps on chair in 0:30 when standing against Rico.

[@AC-iz7eh]

tanel sempelson lmao I never noticed that before and now I can't unsee it. Stallone was that short against Armand they put a small chair so they could be face to face for those intense close up shots 🤣

[@JCO78]

@@AC-iz7eh They're about the same height, don't spread bullshit

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

Stallone is clearly shorter but who cares.

[@Konahagure]

There's a step down to the clone chambers, Stallone was clearly a level down and took that step up when he turned around to face Assante.

[@ArkhamKnight-uj6ww]

Only one inch shorter than assante they were actually nearly the same height

[@WeaponLight]

Rico disliked this video, as he has betrayed the Law.

[@HellRider_]

LAWWWWWWW

[@juliobrian4757]

but IAMTHELAWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!

[@armvex]

Are there 4 Reco's?

[@sadas3190]

Armand Assante chewed the fuck out of every scenery in this movie and enjoyed every minute of it

[@mrwoods22]

It's hard to believe that anyone can be along side Stallone in a scene, and be getting out-acted by him.

[@jiiicrowelle]

Dude’s the best part of the whole movie. Damn good actor that villain.

[@predcon1]

My favorite part about this movie is how everything is the polar opposite of "Demolition Man". Even Rob Schneider's character!

[@lord_wolfthorn]

I love this scene.

[@Krrrimmi]

DREDD: "We have created the perfect judge." RICO: "We have created the perfect criminal" 😎

[@yoomazir]

I thought that was a pretty intense scene, a shame the whole movie couldn't be like that.

[@sciencefantastic]

Space Marine and Chaos Space Marine yelling at each other.

[@holydiver1376]

Stallone was still jacked as fuck well into his 40s

[@texasgent4694]

You know this scene reminds me of The Jedi in the Star Wars films, they always believed themselves to be the greater good and better than The Sith, but they were flawed and very hypocritical at times and it was this that ultimately led to their downfall, they thought that by keeping Anakin at arms length that could control him but they only exacerbated the feelings of alienation he felt towards them and hastened his steps to the Dark Side, the same could probably be said for Rico, he probably begin to harbor resentment at the Council of Judges for wanting him to be "Perfect" and decided he wanted to be his own person a free thinker as he said

[@church_world_domination9357]

Let's not forget that when the sith empire the first original Redskins/human ish sith first appeared and lost the hyperspace war the Jedi were so afraid of a different ideology to their own them and the Republic literally committed genocide on koraban and all the old sith dynasty worlds but this was all done in the name of ""The Greater Good"" and any measure of cruelty and Evil can be done for the greater good thankfully what little of the sith dynasty escaped would eventually become the sith empire but every time the sith Rose the Jedi would kill them legally or not and would eventually make being a sith a crime though I believe that it wasn't a crime by the time of palpatine's rise probably due to palpatine himself and though people love dark bane I think the rule of two was the stupidest thing that ever happened to the Star wars universe and allowed the sith to become a hollow disconnected form of his true self and the Jedi's ultimate failure was being so disconnected from the Republic palpatine was easily able to turn the opinions of the Republic citizen against the Jedi which made it easier to believe the Jedi tried a coup they should have been more accessible to the average citizen instead of being some religious isolationist monks that have from what I can tell unlimited power to do as they please

[@tompearce5418]

For all we really know, Movie Rico's victims (killed off-screen) were vigilante actions - child molesters, rapists, serial killers.

[@sexmachine4548]

That skid is deep! Good movie!!

[@RainbowManification]

"I should of put you down myself... personally"

[@paulnaxius4088]

George Soros "You know I never understood that! .. I mean you already mentioned yourself once in that sentence. There's no need for redundancy, brother."

[@AllknowingUnknown]

All alone, with no help. From anyone

[@smellslikewrasslin]

Starfleet HQ Noob-TubeR 😂😂😂😂😂

[@butcherbane3517]

"you be head of the council" I always interpreted this as Rico gifting Dredd the role of "Chief Justice" if Dredd joins him

[@RealSkutti]

1:05 The la lalalala la la lalalala law law law law lawlawlawlawlawlaw lawlaw law law! 😂

[@Scipionyxsam]

LUUUUUAAAAWWWWWWWWWW! ROOOAARWAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWW! Dialogue the manly way.

[@Febreze99]

😂😂😂... im dead! Hope you're still around dude.... that was a funny comment.👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@williammiller4768]

This scene right here made me an Assante fan.

[@rockedthecrapout]

I can't believe how everyone lowkey loves this movie, but don't want to accept it out loud afraid of the 2012 fans.😡 Just because this movie is colorful, it doesn't mean it's "cheesy or dumb".

[@LongLiveG]

Rico was a psycho but he really did care about Dredd. He saw him as a brother

[@christianpuente7259]

1:05 i could use as an alarm 😂

[@MOTM1234]

Their acting had no reason for being so damn good, but man, they delivered.

[@clydemarshall8095]

This movie fails as a Judge Dredd adaptation, but I still find this scene enjoyable.

[@varunemani]

Rico to Dredds ear : HUMAAAANNNN!!! 🤟😆

[@FightingIsLife]

Love this scene! The guy that played Rico (name escapes me at this time) killed it! 👌💯

[@InvestBetter.]

1:05 LAAAAAAAAA (BURP!) WWWWWWWWWWWW!

[@mechfrza]

Best Villain 🐐

[@edzzieng1314]

How you like your steak? Raaaaaaaaaaaw!

[@antn8387]

I like Dredd's character, but Dredd should have taken Rico's offer.

[@HoodRich521]

Apart me wants to see a prequel movie to this that shows Dredd & Rico in the academy and then show what Rico did to get sent off to prison I know Dredd listing off the things he did is still good but I wanna actually see it.

[@alexG106]

Armande Assante is a heck of an actor!

[@clay_reznor647]

Only the BEST actors can ham it up and get away with it. Armand Asante is a classical actor. I wish he was in more movies. Frank Langella is a great example. Check him out as Skeletor in "Masters of the universe."

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

Rico is really the hero.

[@caseblaisdale3359]

This was Black Panther before Black Panther.

[@DarthMenslady]

LAAAW LAW LAW LAW LA...uh-oh...uh-oh! I feel a musical moment coming on! LAAAAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAAW LAAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAAW LAAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW LAW!

[@bagabono1639]

Dredd: "what makes you think you can control these things." *turns on captions* Rico: "Urine control"

[@romanpastrana5257]

LAAAAAAAAW!!! 1:05. Jajaja 😂😂

[@linkieloos]

Ham-to-ham combat

[@JuanKerr83]

HAHAHAH ''I should put you down myself. PERSONALLY''

[@danielsuarez9851]

we need a judge dredd game or movie by hideo kojima hahah

[@TheMisterGuy]

He's not a bad actor. This is overacting, yeah, but he's literally playing a comic-book character who dresses in bright, primary colors and fights bad guys with explodey guns. Watch Rocky or First Blood if you want to see him play a person who has emotions and flaws, not Judge Dredd or Rambo 3. I'm not an actor, but I'm pretty sure how you do it should vary based on what kind of movie it is. Actually, you know what? Just go watch Rocky and First Blood anyway. They're really good.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

The problem though is that Dredd isn't a superhero. While it takes place in the future and has fantastic elements, it's basically a cartoon crime drama. No different than say Dick Tracy. Colorful visuals, but serious story.

[@httohot]

watch the newer Judge Dredd for a good portrayal of the character all comics are not equal, Dredd was a hyperviolent and grim world where the fantasitical and comedic elements came from dark humor and satirization of the shitty state of things There was and is little to no room for camp or overacting, in fact Judge Dredd is stoic as fuck, He is so well respected in part because of how little of a shit he seems to give when dishing out the law while the world goes to hell around him. Again look at the newer Judge Dredd for a good example of how to portray the character

[@Ticketman99]

What is "The Day The Law Died"?

[@ItaK-ql7yz]

Dredd: You betrayed the law! Rico: LLAAAAWWWWW!!! Dredd:..... fair point.

[@28098610w]

Judge Dredd the Stallone film isn't a faithful adaptation but it's an enjoyable romp if you watch it as your standard Stallone film. That being said there actually are some good scenes in the movie. While both men saying the word "Lawww" in such a ham and cheese fashion is hilarious , Armande Assante's speech at 1:07 - 1:30 is actually poignant to the story . While he's a psychopath , or rather because he's a psychopath , he can't comprehend why Dredd would choose the law over his own brother , particularly when the law hasn't shown Dredd any gratitude or genuine affection . At 1:24 - 1:30 you can hear the hurt in his voice . Here's someone he treated as an equal .He didn't use him, he treated him as a friend and yet even after finding out they're blood related , Dredd still wants to bring him to justice.

[@tompearce5418]

As a faithful acolyte of Justice Department Dredd honestly believed the general public need to be firmly controlled for the greater good. Movie Rico believed that if it feels good you should just do it. Mega-City One is surrounded by a barren nuclear wasteland, so Justice Department arguably was in the right here. Rico would have reduced their society to a brutal collapse with few survivors.

[@alessandroguarrera2203]

I think Armand Asante developed scoliosis from carrying this movie

[@Silver_Cyclops]

He destroys Stallone in the acting department and I'm a Stallone fan

[@EpicVideoScarlet]

Never saw the movie, but from this scene alone...Rico looks like the good guy, and Dredd like the bad guy. I mean he has a good motivation, he just wants to create Humans, not brainwashed morons.

[@TheMovieDoctorful]

Rico also killed a bunch of police officers minding their own business to do it, plus 2 innocent reporters and a weapon salesman to get Dredd out of the way. I admire his intentions, but he's rather unstable and ruthless.

[@HolyknightVader999]

@@TheMovieDoctorful Given how fucked-up their society is, that's a slap on the wrist.

[@Mikewee777]

@@TheMovieDoctorful black-market gunsmith who sold stolen police weapons.

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

Mike Richard Lol makes you wonder why he was even in possession of a weapon only a judge could use. Maybe it was a keepsake? Lol

[@HappyCynic]

@@AQUAPHREESH193 Griffin sent it there to be picked up by Rico.

[@GreenFloyd]

LAWWWWWWWWWWWLL

[@phantomthiefjoker939]

1:04 My favorite part

[@geometricdashingjorge1945]

YEW BUHTRAYED THE LAUHHH!!! LLAAAUUUUUUUUUUUH!!!!!

[@gelchert]

Looks like he studied Raul Julia in Street Fighter and decided that if you're going to make a bad movie, you might as well have fun doing it.

[@delnajamusic]

Keep hiting 6 on your keyboard and have fun!...

[@andrewgardner8972]

Stallone and Assante were convincing as brothers in this film and paradise alley. They should have played the Mario brothers too.

[@timothygarcia1781]

"Because it's your only chance. Brother!"

[@TheWunWhiteWolf]

1:04 YOU BETRAYED THE LAW! *LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW*

[@miked7745]

Thanks to Rico I now end every argument by yelling the last word the other person says to me, turn 90 degrees and march away.

[@PerovNigma]

I swear that if I become a teacher and/or parent, whenever the/my kids say the word "law" I'll shout it back at them. No context.

[@user-sd4lw8hm9t]

Love it

[@0nan-Son-of-Juda-Brother-of-Er]

1:27 "I'm the only family you ever had." Mi Familia🥺🎻 Armand Assante did it before Vin Diesel

[@NightHawk7870XT]

Dredd: YOU PORTRAYED THE LAW! Rico: LAaAaAaAaAaAAaAAaaAaAaAW

[@skynetprime82]

There we're very good scenes in this movie but this one was the greatest by far 👍

[@TheGazza83]

Rico really loved him