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Dredd is basically the embodiment of justice and this is set inside some sort of gay magazine british satire of American culture they did in the 70s when they could still afford drugs
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ClearAirTurbulence posted:I don't think so, as it's pretty much completely for the benefit of bystanders. The perp doesn't die any slower than if Dredd just shot him in the heart with a regular bullet - an incendiary bullet in the brain stem is pretty humane. But the story will get around about how that guy didn't surrender when he had a chance and the Judge burned his head off. "he saw the light" would have been an equally badass rejoiner.
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judge dredd and stannis would probably be buds
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ClearAirTurbulence posted:I don't think so, as it's pretty much completely for the benefit of bystanders. The perp doesn't die any slower than if Dredd just shot him in the heart with a regular bullet - an incendiary bullet in the brain stem is pretty humane. But the story will get around about how that guy didn't surrender when he had a chance and the Judge burned his head off. And drat, something is proved today.
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Aug 9, 2014 02:43
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i watched dredd again today and it was as good as i remembered. hope they can find the money somewhere to make another one
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Goons think enforcing any law is fascism. You people are saying he's wrong for having Anderson kill a guy who just tried to kill them and still had a gun! He could have hidden at home, instead of trying to murder a judge. Pretty sure his baby and wife weren't starving or needing to leave the mega block.
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he's fascist the whole comic is a satire of fascism but it's okay to like him in spite of that
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There's one story where like, there's a riot at a block, and Dredd goes in and busts it up and is arresting people and he starts to arrest this guy and the guy goes wait wait no I wasn't part of it I was really just walking by on my way to my second job and Dredd's response is to arrest him because having a second job is illegal.
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Aug 9, 2014 03:23
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lol what did you do to get that title
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tranime scholar posted:lol what did you do to get that title No idea. I didn't even post anything in the Punisher thread about people not getting Punisher.
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Moridin920 posted:Isocubes sound lovely as gently caress I think I'd rather die. DEFENSE NOTED
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Aug 9, 2014 03:32
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someone paid 5 dollars to make a comic book burn on some guy that wasn't even talking about that comic. i love SA
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how do we get a sequel made ill help either that or another fifth element whatever GolfHole fucked around with this message at 03:41 on Aug 9, 2014 |
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tranime scholar posted:someone paid 5 dollars to make a comic book burn on some guy that wasn't even talking about that comic. i love SA If you think anybody on this forum doesn't deserve every terrible thing that happens to them, well
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ElGroucho posted:If you think anybody on this forum doesn't deserve every terrible thing that happens to them, well fascist
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This actually seems preferable now that we are out of those pansy-rear end seventies.
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Judge Xavier Goon was a thuggish Street Judge and an antagonist of Judge Anderson: when first met, he viciously beat citizen Rodney Ding for a minor driving offence and was given a pardon as all his actions stayed within the law.[30] He saw Anderson as too soft to be a judge and proudly called himself a bully. In their second encounter, his attitude caused Anderson to attack him (and win). Their one moment without conflict was during a raid on a child prostitution ring, where Goon carried out an execution sentence on Anderson's behalf.[31]
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Cyberball 2072 posted:
That bugged me for a couple weeks after watching it. I mean I just knew the voice was someone I recognized but only weeks later did I actually google it and then "aaaahhhhhhhhhhh". Lady Gaga was pretty good in it too.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aavS_XUITXU&hd=1 Dunno if somebody posted this already, but this is a pretty great fan film
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Dredd is really everything The Expendables tried to be but failed at miserably. The Expendables felt like someone set out to make an 80s action nostalgia piece purely for 80s action nostalgia, but then failed to realize what made them so great. Dredd felt like someone set out to make a great action movie that he himself would enjoy, and he just so happened to be a big fan of 80s action.
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i liked dredd cause it was good action and you didnt have to have sympathy for anyone in the movie really, everyone was kind of a dick and teyre all fighting each other no pesky morals I hope they make a 2Nd  http://www.denofgeek.com/movies/dredd/30602/karl-urban-calls-for-dredd-2-kickstarter
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Gutcruncher posted:Dredd is really everything The Expendables tried to be but failed at miserably. The Expendables felt like someone set out to make an 80s action nostalgia piece purely for 80s action nostalgia, but then failed to realize what made them so great. Dredd felt like someone set out to make a great action movie that he himself would enjoy, and he just so happened to be a big fan of 80s action. Yeah if anything if feels like a old Carpenter film due to the straightforward plot and also how it doesn't feel the need to spend lots of screen time on world building/exposition.
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i couldnt make it through expendables, it felt like they were actually trying to make you think those old fucks were actually strong bad asses, like they bought into their own dumb gimmick
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Drunk & Ugly posted:i liked dredd cause it was good action and you didnt have to have sympathy for anyone in the movie really, everyone was kind of a dick and teyre all fighting each other quote:...As ComicBook reports, Urban was always insistent that Dredd's mask would stay on... I always appreciated that they never felt the need to remove the mask just to give the actor more facetime, and now its even better knowing that the actor himself is the one that insisted on it. I suddenly have a great respect for Karl Urban
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Gutcruncher posted:I always appreciated that they never felt the need to remove the mask just to give the actor more facetime, and now I like that even more knowing that the actor himself is the one that insisted on it. I suddenly have a great respect for Karl Urban the helmet is a pretty important part of the character and also sells the dystopian nature of the world. 
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Someone shouldve told this guy!
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Best thing about Dredd is Stallone shouting "These blocks are under arrest!" Worst thing is the movie not ending there.
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