'Sentence Is Death' | Dredd

[@DirtyDeerock]

How the fuck we never got a sequel to this masterpiece? The cast, the directors, editing, every bit of this is completely on point.

[@henrlima87]

Maybe its better that way. Case in point: john wick.

[@DirtyDeerock]

@@henrlima87 fair point

[@rxonmymind8362]

Because Disney would SO improve it like Star wars.

[@thumbsaloft]

@@henrlima87 Don't know what you mean by using John Wick because every one of the sequels are ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!

[@BigBossIvan]

@@thumbsaloft I'm a huge fan of the Wick movies but there is no question the 3rd was the weakest of the series. It was just trash compared to 1 and 2. Hopefully the last two in the series won't make the same mistakes.

[@DinsRune]

Karl Urban is a class act, but I feel like people don't talk about how good Lena Heady was as a villain in this.

[@mohamedsaleh9167]

Lena Headley was superb as the ex hooker turned crime lord. So clood, calculating and composed. Her death was incredibly poetic.

[@flackstar007]

Agreed, every hero needs a good villain to make the movie epic.

[@oldgreg2914]

Lena in general plays a great villain in whatever she is in.

[@thehulk86]

@Tetsujinmustdie well she is Cersei fucking Lannister

[@Zaprozhan]

Agreed. Similar to Michael Keaton as Vulture, there wasn't enough of them in the movie. But, they were formidable presences, creating a credible and interesting conflict, and were fun to watch.

[@kempmt1]

To me, Karl Urban did a much better job as Judge Dredd than Stallone

[@frankc9356]

I mean stallone is just stallone he doesn't play anybody in any film other then himself. Maybe rocky and rambo he pulled off something, especially first blood, but as far as I'm concerned Judge Dread was a sequel to Demolition Man.

[@dibaterman]

@@frankc9356 Being fair about it yeah, we go to a movie to watch the actor be a stereotype in that case rather than the persona. But Stalone did a good Dread.

[@LordZetera00]

@@dibaterman you know you're wrong when you can't even spell the name of the character right.

[@dibaterman]

@@LordZetera00 I thought we killed all the Nazi.

[@albireotheredguard1599]

@@dibaterman He Definitely had the Perpetual Dredd Frown down pat.

[@lrock48]

When you make the dead man's switch too complicated. LoL.

[@Luciferdesrea]

Eh. Not too complicated really. It's just finding a walk around for it.

[@Bangla_te_Shob]

Better than losing a thumb like in Hancock 😁

[@nadrewod999]

The dead man's switch worked as intended, it just didn't have powerful enough transmitters to still be effective from all levels of the tower.

[@GrimNightengale]

I just assumed she was bluffing from the start, didn't really see a light show in this move anyways.

[@EtherFox]

@@GrimNightengale Did you forget the part where they fired a high power gatling gun, horizontally, across an entire floor, slicing through hundreds of apartment rooms?

[@ematuskey]

"Nice deadman's switch. Did you make sure to put a manual failsafe in there as well?" "What? No, why would I--" "Great."

[@Creasy5678]

"I am the Law" says Judge Dredd. This is what he means, just like in the books-he doesn't negotiate or cut deals, ever. Whatever the Sentence? He carries it out-and people pay the price.

[@EwetoobSucks]

Not people. Criminals.

[@theobell2002]

@@EwetoobSucks SOY! SO BRAVE!

[@trevorclinton5692]

@@theobell2002 🐒

[@brandonmcduff]

He literally negotiates with a criminal early in the movie who has the girl hostage lol he offers him life in the cube without parole or death

[@art-n-filmsam3844]

@@brandonmcduff Wasn't really a negotiation, more of a statement of facts "Come quietly and it's life Continue and its death" An ultimatum

[@johnathancbmnd306]

Brilliant movie; Karl Urban was perfect as Judge Dredd. So surprised they never did a sequel to this

[@jasonpollock9259]

You're surprised when unprofitable movies do not get a sequel? Huh.

[@johnathancbmnd306]

@@jasonpollock9259 when you think of all the terrible movies out there that got sequels and yet were not profitable yeah I'm surprised

[@peterembranch5797]

@@johnathancbmnd306 What terrible movies that weren't profitable got sequels?

[@johnathancbmnd306]

@@peterembranch5797 well Ghost Rider comes to mind straight away ... Alien vs Predator, Grown Ups, The Flintstones ... There is also films that had a great original film but then got not only a sequel but also a 3rd and a 4th movie even when they are just dreadful

[@peterembranch5797]

@@johnathancbmnd306 "Ghost Rider was released on February 16, 2007, in the United States. The film was met with negative reviews from critics, but was a box office success, earning $228.7 million worldwide on a $110 million budget."

[@theyearwas1473]

I grew up with Stallone, but Urban is a very underrated actor. He's great in everything he touches. This was such a great take on dredd even if it was a rip off idea from the movie the raid.

[@Electricshrock]

Well The Raid was hardly the first "trapped in a building with lots of bad guys" movie. Ever heard of Die Hard?

[@vanillabatcave5677]

The script for Dredd was actually written before The Raid, look it up.

[@simoncameron4355]

Both Karl and Lena did GREAT.... this movie was underrated.

[@turdferguson7105]

Way underrated

[@brettread6373]

Absolutely 💯 underrated

[@mmabri]

Had absolutely no marketing. Would have done better if they had had a marketing budget. Still irks me to this day that we never got a sequel. If any movie deserves one it was this one.

[@ashirvadin]

Absolutely. Karl Urban did a great voice representation and truer to the comic book too. Dredd never removes his helmet!

[@eduboteon]

Great movie

[@ruuman]

I always thought it was a bluff, Dredd was never going to back down and when she says "can't risk it" the game is basically up. Throwing her off the roof on slow-mo was just circling back to the start of the film when the rival gang guys were killed. Plus it looked amazing in 3D.

[@peoplez129]

Nah I don't think it was a bluff. But the concrete isn't what kept it from going off. A transmitter on her body without a strong powered antenna would probably have a maximum distance of something like 100 meters. Even drones generally have a 500 meter distance on the antenna. 200 floors is way longer than 500 meters, probably more like +1000 meters. She just never expected to be thrown off the building. BUT the plot hole in it is that she could have just ripped the thing off her arm when he shot her, which would have registered no heart beat and triggered the explosives. Once you realize that, it becomes obvious how silly it is that she didn't do that.

[@williamwolfstein6170]

@@peoplez129 Well, she got shoot, that's sufficient to make a human person not functioning very well, i think she just become shocked and couldn't react

[@peoplez129]

@@williamwolfstein6170 She didn't have a detonator, the whole thing was simply wired to her heartbeat. There was nothing she could react to. Even being shot, she was still alive. In fact, her heart beat would likely speed up. It triggers on the lack of a heartbeat, not an irregular heartbeat. We see it trigger in the movie a after she lands.

[@Nonaggress]

@@peoplez129 She didn't expect Dredd to call her bluff, and couldn't react faster than he could shoot her. Once he shot her-idk if you've ever been shot in the chest by a high caliber pistol before, but I doubt you'd have the presence of mind to do much of *anything* all that quickly. And by the time she might have mustered the resolve and strength to do so, Dredd had already secured her body and was making ready to throw her out of a window, after dosing her with Slo-mo.

[@psychee1]

@@Nonaggress Yeah, it's POSSIBLE she could have yanked it off herself and setting the bombs off if she had the presence of mind for it but shock combined with the gunshot trauma, it's not unthinkable that she just lay there in shock until the opportunity had passed.

[@foreverjune8]

Dredd: "Sentence is death." Mama: "You kill me, 50 stories explode." Dredd: *Hard thinking of how to dispense the law without compromising the law.* Also Dredd: *"Got it!"*

[@starsiegeplayer]

And it only takes him a few seconds to come up with a solution.

[@martinkuliza]

Just a heads up.... Common mistake but... Storeys not Stories Granted this is not a mistake like they're, There and their so.. Just a heads up ok

[@martinkuliza]

@@jsmith-u5i] well, I'm Australian so i follow British therefore Storeys However stories is rather confusing isn't it? even if you're in america

[@aidenharper6013]

​@@martinkulizahonestly as a proud American who would never want to switch. Even i have no fucking idea how we thought making the most complicated language in the world worse by adding a second even more complicated dialect was a good idea. Just really an absolute fail all around. God bless the United States (united in our refusal to play by any rules we dont proofread first)

[@martinkuliza]

@@aidenharper6013 Mate... Your comment makes me stand up (WITH A BALD EAGLE IN THE BACKGROUND) FUCKING SALUTE and (As an Aussie..... SAY..) GOD BLESS AMERICA Then whip my saluting hand swiftly down to my side while in the background plays "and.........the home.........of the .........Brraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaavvvvvvvvveeeeee" LOL No but seriously.... America has some fucking weird shit, no doubt about it. Even if i step back and say... OK, i'm an Aussie, Never been to the states and only know what i learned from movies and people's rumours or statements but then again in Australia we have some weird shit as well Some of your weird shit The use of the word STORYS vs STOREYS (i side with Australia and england on that one) because there is a distinction between building levels and story books. You have Ketchup... I never understood that, it's a Tomatoe Sauce, but hey the Britts have HP Sauce for BBQ Sauce, it's a bit of a different recipe though, but my understanding is , even in america if you buy Heinz Tomatoe sauce, it's called Ketchup. to me thats' weird, but ok... i can live with it I can't get my head around why you guys still use Fahrenheit ??? I can't get my head around why you still use the imperial system when it comes to tools and measuring I'm an Engineer, I love learning new things. An American's defense is... When you understand it's not that hard WELL, I KNOW IT'S NOT THAT HARD, I CAN ALSO DO IT , LOL My point is... it's not simpler NOW HERE ARE THINGS WE HAVE IN COMMON bullshit that we have in common Your anthem For the land of the FREE and the Home of the BRAVE Brave ??? I don't know... OK, i'll give you that FREE ?? Absolutely fucking NOT LOL Our Anthem Australians all LET US REJOICE FOR WE ARE YOUNG AND FREE What a load of FUCKING BULLSHIT there is nothing to rejoice about and no one is free COVID TAUGHT US THAT VERY WELL Although i knew it before that. the difference is American's have been taught We are the GREATEST NATION ON THE PLANET WE WERE FIRST IN SPACE (NO Actually, that was actually the Russians) America was first ON THE MOON.......... Big Difference. But given the cold war and the hatred at the time (and i do remember) they played that MINOR POINT LOL Down to a large degree. WE ARE FREE FREEDOM THIS FREEDOM THAT ARE WE IN NAZI GERMANY THIS AND OUR CONSTITUATION THAT You know what i mean it's drilled into you guys, so it's hard to unlearn that you're not free but none of us are, some just don't want to admit it The English language as a whole, Brittish, American, Australian, Whatever... DOESN'T HAVE A REAL AND DEFINITIVE STRUCTURE TO IT where you can argue and successfully debate a point by saying........... Because of this rule.... then this ! Unlike Europe, thats a whole different story with definite rules English is largely made of rules, but then there is this like... 20% grey area where it's like well.. it's just like this and you have to remember it AND.. YOU DO AND YOU DON'T QUESTION IT so yeah i think we are both fucked up in certain ways.

[@Kapt_Klaw]

One of my favourite films. Both Karl and Lena nailed it. Way better than that silly Stallone movie. Can't believe they barely covered the budget at the box office.

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

The Stallone movie did get the ABC Warrior right I feel

[@brandonspain12345]

This felt like a better Robocop remake than the actual one. Like this feels like a gritty, bloody 80s action film.

[@retrogamersev5543]

A friend of mine was the weapon designer for this movie, he designed the gun Dredd uses

[@AggressivelyMediocre]

Can he slap the shit out of whoever decided to go with BMx gear instead of the awesome comic book gear?? Fuck this movie was good but Dredds outfit is so lame.

[@amj2020]

Wow cool story bro

[@Phobos_Dark]

NICE

[@meganerd14]

Tell him he did a great job!

[@fudgedogbannana]

Maybe I know him too, who is it? (I am a friend of Olivia's)

[@cozimbatman4100]

Lena is such an amazing actress. She can make you hate a character

[@martinkuliza]

I hate her for life , that's how good she was

[@brinhitchings5994]

so under rated. deserved a sequel

[@FULANODETAL]

nah it costed 40 millon its too much,,lets spend 250 millons in crap like wandavision on disney+...

[@ZakEmber]

"This isn't a negotiation. The sentence is death." - And then shoots her. I love Dredd: unshakable, unflappable, and entirely matter-of-fact. There's no dark moment of the soul, no extra dialogue or banter, and no moments of him trying to figure out what to do about the situation. He's already worked it out in his head and there's nothing more to say or do than to finish up the night's work. The only personal touch is the Slo-Mo he gives her, which I'd say is about as vengeful as he gets. Everything else is just Dredd being a Judge. It's just another Tuesday.

[@gagejohnathan9641]

There's a reason he gave her slo-mo, so she wouldn't die from blood loss before she fell out of the explosives range.

[@joaosergiodearaujoneto4151]

And it's embodied at the end when his superior asked what happened. He simply replies "drug bust". To him that's all it was. Just another day on the job.

[@Kimchi_Studios]

This movie is an incredible popcorn and beer flick. Watch it.

[@heythere6983]

Yeah it’s a good movie to build insulin resistance to

[@chaywarburton3488]

Man the rage Dredd had when Anderson went down!

[@1977Yakko]

True but I'm glad they kept their relationship professional. A lesser movie would've forced in a love interest between the two somehow.

[@chaywarburton3488]

@@1977Yakko the only thing I see Dredd being sexual with is his lawgiver.

[@TrashGoblin824]

@@1977Yakko One draft of the script actually did that, but almost everybody involved shot that down

[@LordVader1094]

@@TrashGoblin824 Thank god

[@nlhernandez39]

@@1977Yakko haha always the case with these other movies lol

[@Sjeg84]

This was a piece of Art honestly. So well done.

[@araw540]

it's Truly CRIMINAL that this movie was set up to fail due to lack of advertising and...nightmares from the Stallone version Would LOVE to see a sequel in any form THIS is how you do judge DREDD

[@tysonthomas7094]

WE NEED A SEQUEL! I remember seeing the Stallone Judge Dredd in the theaters and was like "WTF"!!!! I saw how everyone was saying this was perfectly accurate to the comics so I saw it, in 3d! IT WAS SOOOOO GOOOOOOD!

[@nicktroisi6347]

Did Ma-Ma really think Dredd, the most feared and respected Judge, the man who has no fear or hesitation, just let her go without a sentence. Dredd is like The Terminator. He doesn’t feel pity or remorse, he doesn’t tire and he absolutely will not stop until his target is captured and or sentenced

[@kreigguardsman3355]

Obviously she doesn’t know who dread is. She thinks it’s just another Judge.

[@Oreosmilkshake]

he does feel pity, remember how he used stun ammo against two kids ? and telling vagrant to clear when he comes back, he's not just lump of meat without feeling or remorse

[@nicktroisi6347]

@@Oreosmilkshake true I didn’t take that into account. I meant that most of the time he feels no pity

[@carlbates9110]

She wasn’t familiar with Dredd, which was why the judges on her payroll had to make it clear what kind of man he was when they told her to raise the price for taking him out. If she was she might have let him go at the beginning, even with an important member of her gang.

[@agentchaos9332]

A Deadmans switch only works if 1. Your enemy gives a shit about whatever its connected to exploding 2. They don't have the time or intelligence to create a workaround At best 1 of those conditions was met

[@jackdaw7792]

That and the existence of the Deadman's Switch being taken seriously. It's a gamble, and in the end the house always wins. You never play the same game twice in life, and you sure as hell ain't ever the dealer.

[@nine0rowan]

If you’ve seen the movie Dredd’s calculation went like this… if it is wired to blow the top 50 floors the signal won’t reach far, so she dies in another place.

[@EtherFox]

@@nine0rowan Don't forget that he knows from experience that radio communications don't work from the lower levels, which is why the two of them were originally trapped in the building, having to fight their way up.

[@logoseven3365]

“We we’re going to announce it at the Party Meeting” Dr.Strangelove

[@JavierChiappa]

@@logoseven3365 Underrated comment.

[@taviuslewis2865]

MaMa: you can't risk it Dredd: shiiiiiiiiiid, somebody done told you wrong!

[@8523wsxc]

Who doesn't remember the scene when Dr. Leonard H. "Bones" McCoy threw Cersei Lannister out of the window while Juno's friend Leah lay shot on the floor.

[@straightjacket308]

First time I saw her, I could swear it was Kiera Nightly 😂

[@HappyCynic]

Whilst General Hux ran down the stairs.

[@timmorris2048]

What I can't believe is that Potter didn't jump off Appa with his lightsaber and MacGyver a solution.

[@Liur.]

Lmfao, amazing

[@countryboy2123]

@@timmorris2048 He was waiting for Kara Thrace to get the Stargate working

[@johnuram3238]

This movie made me smile

[@UOUPv2]

This isn't an negotiation. The sentence... is dead. Probably my favorite line in the movie in terms of delivery from Karl Urban.

[@hrothgarnogar]

How can you get the quote wrong when you literally just heard it in the video????

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

I think my favourite line is when he didn’t actually say anything an just threw Caleb off the block after they used all that firepower

[@kylewalsh5397]

My favorite line was when he said, "it's judgin' time" and threw the tesseract into the sarlacc pit

[@zach11241]

The sentence.... is dead. Really? Come on.

[@UOUPv2]

@@zach11241 Get over it.

[@recht_voor_zijn_raap5506]

THIS .... Was the Dredd movie we wanted and deserved! Pure awesomeness

[@Boringspy]

Mama: You’ve got no way out judge Dredd: this isn’t a negotiation. The sentence… is life without parole. Mama: … I did not consider that possibility

[@erikbovee2158]

I always wondered what exactly her plan was. Even if he didn't want to risk it, he could decide to delay her sentence to take her back to a hospital where they can remove the transmitter and kill her then.

[@anxiousearth680]

Lol

[@BOBMAN1980]

That nod of Dredd's when Maw-maw tells him about the Dead Man's Trigger. . .it's almost giving her props. Like, Good One, Maw-maw. An earnest nod to the fact he's finally gets a good match. But fuck if he isn't better!

[@64blip]

Read 2000 AD from issue 1 to late 1990s. Stallone's film nailed the look of Mega City 1 and the Angel Gang. Stallone as Dredd was beyond awful. Add a weird "comedy sidekick" whose job seemed to be being even shorter than Stallone and standing next to him at every opportunity to make him look taller. Expected nothing of Dredd but what a gem. Slo mo scenes still look good today. Urban refused to take helmet off and the "wait" scene is Dredd to a T, as is "Citizens of Peachtree, disperse, or we will use lethal force. You have been warned..." [everybody dies]

[@wikipediafollower]

Everybody talks about dropping her out the window high, but he also liver shot her. He was trying to make it painful physically and psychologically

[@miafillene4396]

So he deduced the range of the device and figured if she went splat, then it wouldn't blow the level. And hence she lived just long enough to suffer.

[@lexxstrum]

I get the Slo-Mo kept her heart rate steady as she fell, but there had to be a good chance that it would read her not being in range as death, and it would set off the bombs.

[@furionmax7824]

@@lexxstrum chalk it up to a miniscule plot hole and leave it at that.

[@blusafe1]

@@furionmax7824 It's not a plot hole. He fired a precision shot to incapacitate but not kill her. Kept her alive long enough to throw her into the atrium.

[@CrazeyHaze]

Meh, I'd say the trigger isn't something that constantly keeps the bomb from going off (like a finger on a deadman switch). More like a signal that is sent when her heart stops. Like having a bomb armed and connected to a cell. The bomb is ready to blow, but needs to be called for it to happen.

[@xpeterson]

That seems like a pretty awful way to design a deadman switch. Why wouldn’t it just be: Bomb on a short timer -> timer gets reset constantly by signal If the device has to send a signal out to detonate, why wouldn’t he just shoot the device?

[@Whatreally123]

Shame that this didn't do well enough to warrant a sequel. Such a great movie.

[@sbraypaynt]

For any 40k fans who wanted to picture what it would be like for a psyker to help an Adeptus Arbites…here you go. He’s even got a bolt pistol.

[@l0sts0ul89]

i think Dredd hekoed inspire 40k

[@rinzler9171]

You people have any idea how hard it is to maintain a permanent angry face?

[@negativezero3107]

Dredd does NOT fuck around haha

[@Dreamingofyou317]

This and Constantine. Two movies the fans want a sequel for and the studios just give us everything we don't want and then blame us when they fuck it up.

[@OrdinaryInspiration]

When he shoves her against the glass. "How do you plead?" (She inhales) "Defence noted." BADASS.

[@leonardpauca8184]

"You can't afford to take the risk." (thinking) "I knew you'd say that."

[@canadiancanucklehead8310]

Narrator: “In fact, he could afford to take the risk.”

[@regicorp6514]

Despite the lack of a futuristic atmosphere that was an OK Dredd movie. Think they could improve in a sequel.

[@Mzee1084]

Her backup plan with rigging herself to explosives was dumb. Too many ways to work around that, and Dredd was easily able to do so.

[@firewarrior5828]

I think she may have been bullshitting anyways as mega blocks are litteraly designed to withstand nuclear blasts. And plenty of those have happened in the Dredd universe if you know the lore.

[@MenachemSchmuel]

@@firewarrior5828 maybe external blasts, but internal ones with explosives placed at strategic points? even the miniguns were able to rip through the walls, no way it's immune to all explosives

[@voltrondefofunv5708]

This is the chick i wanted to bring home to moms ma ma that is

[@VashtheStampede007]

Cersei Lannister?

[@themowpacer]

Sequel, we need a sequel.

[@screwed8182]

You can see her despair at the fact that her bluff failed. That her greatest tools of intimidation might as well be useless against Dredd's will to carry out work

[@chrisg5219]

Its a crime that there was no sequel

[@sethzwicker3631]

I'm thinking this could be a good time for Dredd to come back in the from of a streaming platform. That way we're not limited to wrapping up a storyline in 3 acts over 120 minutes.

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

There was a tv series being made but it’s dead in the water

[@reverendgaddy2435]

Which of those sad, cowardly streaming services would dare to do this, continuously, week after week? None of 'em. That's who.

[@sethzwicker3631]

@@reverendgaddy2435 I don't know. Netflix seems to have some balls still. They do rated R action stuff. Punisher was pretty good, I'd say.

[@six6617]

@@sethzwicker3631 while it was (very) good, we haven't seen anything like it from Disney since... sadly i think we're not getting it

[@Casto3924]

@@sethzwicker3631 Netflix is very hit or miss, most of the time miss. I still haven't forgotten what they did to Witcher, LotR, Resident Evil... On the other hand, Karl Urban hit it off with Amazon and "The Boys", so maybe... But I wouldn't put my hopes on it. Cuz it seems like every major streaming service did its fair share of yikes.

[@thedhive6512]

Love the fact that they make the females equally susceptible to harsh violence.

[@Uejji]

Love the fact that your use of the word "females" instead of "women" turns this comment from praising equality to fetishistic about violence against women.

[@thedhive6512]

@@Uejji how in the hell did you put that logic together? Lmfao

[@benm5913]

@@Uejji Bruh...

[@jonathanhernandez4976]

@@Uejji who hurt you? 😆

[@SladetheBlade..]

@@Uejji if women are equal to men why is it wrong to beat them? Talk shit get hit

[@hakimdaaloul9886]

In that brilliant plan of hers, what was to stop Dredd from just walking up there and punching her whole personnality into a Marylin Manson rendition of "Sweet Dreams" ? I guess she could've threatened her own life but that means Dredd has no reason not to shoot her anyway. She should've bargained for a "delay of execution". Under normal circumstances the Judge is also Jury and Executioner, meaning he'd shoot her right there without delay. If she'd managed to parley an execution in prison instead of right there, she could've tried one last attempt to flee while Dredd would've been in hospital recovering from his wounds. Bad call Mama.

[@Falonefal]

Bad calls is probably why she ended up as a criminal and not a legal criminal like the CEO of some big company.

[@GuukanKitsune]

The directors actually wanted to show Karl Urban's face in the movie, and he INSISTED on keeping the helmet on. He refused to be on camera in-costume unless the helmet was included.

[@nobody-wk6ej]

Ya' know... Since King's Landing burned down, Cersei's actually done pretty well as an addict...

[@firestorm165]

To any demolition engineers in the house: wouldn't having the explosives planted on the lower floors be more effective in destroying the building?

[@danenriq3451]

Her domicile or boss room wasn’t on the lower floors, the transmitter has limited range Put the explosives on the lowest floor then she has no leverage Besides I don’t think destroying the whole megablock was the point here, it was putting enough innocent people in danger if she ever dies And the next 20 floors above them to the top are the innocents

[@legoguyver7459]

Twin Towers?

[@Andys12169]

Awesome movie and we, as fans were robbed of a sequel. This movie is awesome.

[@dillonadams4026]

Every aspect of this film was top notch. All time fav for me.

[@patryk_004]

It seems that cersei never stopped liking to blow things up

[@der-Troet]

Lena Headey, love her

[@gerrycooper56]

Need Judge Dredd to sort out juvenile crime in Queensland.

[@flybeep1661]

In the next scene he throws here down from the balcony guessing the distance would be enough for the receiver to lose contact from the transmitter and so negate the thread. However this is stupid logic. A receiver triggered to activate something when it doesn't receive transmission of the heartbeat anymore doesn't care for what reason it doesn't receive transmission anymore. It would have still gone off.

[@BatEatsMoth]

I think the idea is that it sends a transmission to trigger the explosion if her heart stops.

[@xomthood]

I don't think that is how it works. The trigger is a positive signal coming from the device (activated when it loses the pulse) which is far safer than a trigger built into the bomb itself which requires constant signal to NOT go off, that is would be dangerous indeed.

[@ekscalybur]

@@xomthood You don't do that with detonators. One signal to arm them, one signal to make it go bang so the bomb goes boom. Sending multiple or continuous signals to the detonator is asking for complexity in something you want to make dead simple. Pun intended.

[@xomthood]

@@ekscalybur I think you are misinterpreting my point. That is essentially what I'm saying.

[@JavierChiappa]

@@ekscalybur Well they should put the complexity in the walls and not in the transmitter. If it works like that, you could just shoot and destroy the device and it would have the same effect.

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

She thinks she's the protagonist in this story. Turns out, Dredd didn't even consider her a first act.

[@LEGOTROLL1]

the real JUDGE DREDD !

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

0:15-I'd make a Persona 5 joke about what sounds like the battle menu sound showing it was stock when P5 had it, but I don't want people thinking I *only* equate things with P5, so lemme just point out I will point this out for tons of 007 game sound effects, too-

[@LucyFerrer-o3t]

Muchas muchas gracias esa es la que andaba buscando ❤😂😊❤❤❤❤

[@mrdrybonestv]

Watch this for the first time this week. Great movie. A lot of fun!

[@Emerald_Knight]

This is way better then Mando and Master Cheeks this guy kept his Helmet on the whole time.

[@LordUnas]

Lena Headey plays one of the scariest villains I’ve ever seen. With her complete lack of humanity, she’s more lizard-like than anything. Cersei Lannister has got nothing on Ma-Ma.

[@kaptenhiu5623]

Look this is how female empowerment movie should have. Have you notice that Dredd is surrounded by woman? His enemy is a woman, his partner is a woman, even his commander is a woman, and they're competent and very much capable on their own. Never in a slightest they show themselves as damsel in distress that Dredd had to rescue them. Even Dredd himself was saved by his female partner. Anderson doesn't have to work twice harder to prove herself to Dredd. He respects her in the beginning and even more once she understands the risks that come from their job and how the law operates.

[@stefanbehleit8976]

I miss those movies where "heroes" are just allowed to be bad ass ! No complicated daddy issue background story with melodramatic details. Just bad-ass ! Like Blade and Dredd ! Love those !

[@TheMasterQuests]

Yea I miss protagonists that have it all figured out there only obstacles are what’s presented in front of them not what happened in the past

[@gamejedi]

Hollywood is churning out sequels and remakes for movies not even half as good as this one, and 13 years later no sign of a sequel in sight. What a tragedy.

[@brianna44marie71]

This was a pretty good movie and bringing a woman like her home no thank you very much.

[@josephjohnston612]

Such a hotty

[@danielmitchell893]

You must be out your head for doing that

[@leftyfourguns]

I’m glad this clip doesn’t spoil the ending. If you haven’t seen the movie, do your self a favor and go watch it now. KZbin clips don’t do it justice

[@Interdiffusion]

Better yet read the comics.

[@shanej.w4822]

This one was so dark and badassly cool that it even made the Stallone version looked like a child's play and joke (which in fact it was). Karl Urban is and will always be the one and only Judge Dredd for me! Hope to get more from him. Give him some justice please!

[@persephoneblack888]

I just watched this movie for the second time today. I really like it. I do like the original but there's something that I really like about the psychic rookie Anderson and Judge Dredd paired together.

[@Original50]

This role was based on Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry. Gotta keep that snarl up at all times!

[@mick4093]

The original Dredd should have been Clint Eastwood

[@ciachofil]

Lena Heady as a psychotic villain, that something new xD

[@Klesk1985]

I like that movie ! 😁

[@manofbeard]

I’d like to see Karl as Dredd in a sequel. He was great in the role.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Love this movie

[@Dakhanavar99]

They didn't make a sequel, because Dredd killed them all

[@weeaboobaguette3943]

"Can't risk it." *DAMN RIGHT, CAN'T RISK LETTING A SENTENCE GO UNFULFILLED*

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Before "Cercei", there was Big Mama. 💪😎✌️ But all things considered, Urban was definitely the best "Dredd". Script was much better than the one Stallone had, though.

[@okramoffacebook1381]

This is just a training day for the new recruit. All of this is Normal for Dredd

[@danyleon4870]

Its the assesment day for Anderson

[@jonathancooper4914]

Cersei Lannister going behind her father’s back again I see.

[@martins8486]

Karl Urban IS Dredd in his spare time

[@raggeragnar]

Awesome movie ! But I’m a Dredd-head , so I like everything. Even the Stallone movie. All the comics. PC-game Dredd vs Death. Same with everything Conan and Tron. I can’t help it.

[@tinfoilmcmadnus5784]

Dredd vs Death is one of the best games ever made and I'll sentence anyone to life in the cube if they disagree.

[@raggeragnar]

@@tinfoilmcmadnus5784 : It’s only a shame that there isn’t any more Dredd games , but , at least we have one.

[@trajano777]

"You can't risk it" That your final answer mama?

[@funwithflags4539]

Citizen Ma-Ma was one of the most ruthless female villains in History of Cinema

[@bloodtearssweat1373]

Really wish that a sequel was made, I enjoyed this movie

[@newsbender]

If you've seen Lena Headey in The Long Firm (2004j she is completely unrecognizable in this. Incredible.

[@Bobaklives]

Cersei was excellent in this. “When you play the Game of Dredd, you win or you die.”

[@vjm3]

A little bit of spoiler for the comic, but Dredd is crazy. He's actually a biological clone of some kind, so even if he dies here, another would just take his place. Dredd is eternal. With that being said: Even if he were worried, he'd still put her ass down.

[@FWAKWAKKA]

i fucking LOVE that neon green they use for alot of the shirts and stuff in this show. my favorite colour is a slightly deeper shade of orange so maybe it translates in some weird way? idk, but fuck id love to have sheets and clothes made out of that colour. i bet most people hate it but i cant help but love it i love vivid colours

[@joshau2346]

The rest of the video is cut, puts it out of context

[@Arcane_Production]

SENTANCE IS DEATH

[@bbnnmm9]

A really missed opportunity for him to tell her.." I knew youd say that" When he pushes her out the window...

[@Bluesit32]

Because it's a ridiculous thing to say.

[@connorbaz5980]

That LOOK that he shot Ma Ma when Anderson got hit... Pure RAGE.

[@landonletterman831]

I still can't get over him playing Dr. McCoy (Bones) on the Star Trek movies (Into Darkness, etc). Amazing job

[@mustangpilot6786]

Criminally underrated movie! We all deserve a sequel or a prequel or whatever the fuck they want! lol

[@Jeffrey314159]

Another merciless killing machine like the terminator