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Ramsus posted:The only things I didn't like was the drug name slow-mo and that the villain's name was mama. Those two things seemed kind of corny. Pretty good movie though. ...It's Judge Dredd, the comics are corny as gently caress.
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nigga don't read comics
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Aug 6, 2014 07:16
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http://judgedredd.wikia.com/wiki/Uglies_Fad somebody get tumblr on this
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Ramsus posted:nigga don't read comics You don't need to to take one look at Dredd's helmet to know poo poo is corny as gently caress.
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Aug 6, 2014 07:21
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quakster posted:http://judgedredd.wikia.com/wiki/Uglies_Fad That page led be to the Normals Fad page which is funny because apparently "Normcore" is now a thing in real life. Because fashion and the media are retarded.
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quakster posted:http://judgedredd.wikia.com/wiki/Uglies_Fad Holy gently caress that is the most British comics thing I've read in a long while. Please tell me someone named Morrison, Moore, or Ellis came up with that one. Someone get that in a movie now.
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quakster posted:http://judgedredd.wikia.com/wiki/Uglies_Fad http://judgedredd.wikia.com/wiki/Fattie we're through the looking glass people
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Alexzandvar posted:They are working on a sequel, however if you think that they are going to do Judge Death or some other crazy poo poo be ready for disappointment. The Dredd 3D universe isn't a copy of the comic universe. Alex Garland has openly stated the intent was to put Death in Dredd, but that introducing Judge Dredd and Judge Anderson was much more important to actually make Death's appearance work and so he was cut from the script after many revisions. If they get a trilogy out of it, the intent is for Death to show up and be a major character, which is why Anderson is even in the movie. mind the walrus posted:Holy gently caress that is the most British comics thing I've read in a long while. Please tell me someone named Morrison, Moore, or Ellis came up with that one. Someone get that in a movie now. You think Dredd is a British as all gently caress comic, read some Slaine. Judge Dredd is a very British take on post-apocalyptic future America, but nothing like the same people's take on Celtic history/mythology. Also, "The Horned God," is really good, because the Biz is awesome. MrQwerty fucked around with this message at 07:46 on Aug 6, 2014 |
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Aug 6, 2014 07:26
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mind the walrus posted:Holy gently caress that is the most British comics thing I've read in a long while. Please tell me someone named Morrison, Moore, or Ellis came up with that one. Someone get that in a movie now.
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Aug 6, 2014 07:35
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mmmm posted:you didn't like the movie? why not it's good! just watched it, turned me straight
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Aug 6, 2014 07:53
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Tujague posted:Also, wasn't there a part where she gets locked out on a balcony and the movie pulls a fade-to-black "SEVERAL HOURS LATER....?" Nope. Dredd called it in and said they had to get back in and keep moving. Screen faded out but that was to avoid the 'how do they climb back into the hole that's like 25ft above their heads on a balcony with no ladders?'
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88h88 posted:Nope. Dredd called it in and said they had to get back in and keep moving. Screen faded out but that was to avoid the 'how do they climb back into the hole that's like 25ft above their heads on a balcony with no ladders?' They used the halfpipe and skated in duh You know Judge Dredd is a bad mother on a skateboard
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Aug 6, 2014 08:35
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Dredd is a fantastic film and I will sentence anyone who says otherwise to 20 years in the cubes.
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Aug 6, 2014 08:35
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Dredd is a loving great movie. However there is one problem: it doesn't end with Karl Urban banging Lena Headey in slow motion. Karl Urban is completely naked except for the helmet.
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Aug 6, 2014 08:44
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deal, but only if he's still frowning the whole time
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Twitch posted:Dredd is a loving great movie. However there is one problem: it doesn't end with Karl Urban banging Lena Headey in slow motion. should he be grimacing though?
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Twitch posted:Dredd is a loving great movie. However there is one problem: it doesn't end with Karl Urban banging Lena Headey in slow motion. UGH THAT WOULD TAKE FOREVER
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Aug 6, 2014 08:48
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does he yell HOTSHOT right before he cums? this is a dealbreaker
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Aug 6, 2014 08:49
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http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/ I'm pretty sure they used this to do that super-funky slowmo effect with the music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HZAReul9IQ 
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Pickle dicker posted:http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/ something like that except dredd used a justin bieber song (realtalk)
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Aug 6, 2014 09:19
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uhh hello ever heard of blankman???? far superior film by lightyears
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:something like that except dredd used a justin bieber song (realtalk) only as a temp track I thought?
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The ending - "she's a pass" - says that fascism can accept mercy, which is like hmm?
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Aug 6, 2014 11:35
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harpomarxist posted:The ending - "she's a pass" - says that fascism can accept mercy, which is like hmm? Every single day is like her first, but she'll be more tired, and older every subsequent one. That's her future in that world.
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Aug 6, 2014 11:52
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harpomarxist posted:The ending - "she's a pass" - says that fascism can accept mercy, which is like hmm? i thought the point was more that anderson represents a more adaptable and insidious form of social control than dredd does
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I also think that there's the grudging respect that even though she 'knew' that she had failed, she still retained her commitment to The Law and continued on with Dredd right to the end. She had washed out, but she still kept on going because it's not about becoming a Judge it's about an unswerving approach to upholding what's 'right' (read: nightmarishly facist"), and that's the one quality in another person that Dredd is physically capable of respecting.
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he says "she's a pass" because she is an extremely convincing mtf transsexual
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Spacedad posted:Dredd is a fantastic film and I will sentence anyone who says otherwise to 20 years in the cubes. Did they ever show the cubes in the comic? I used to get 2000AD but forget. Is it solitary confinement or just a lovely future version of San Quentin?
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Aug 6, 2014 12:45
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IIrc, they look something like a transparent capsule hotel.
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:i thought the point was more that anderson represents a more adaptable and insidious form of social control than dredd does See, I like this idea - she's the 'purer' form of social control. Except that I really don't think that was the intent of the film, instead it kind of whitewashed Dredd as 'hard on the outside, soft on the inside' which I *understand* but it's still a bit 'tropey'
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NecroMonster posted:and my mom doesn't miss a beat and says "no he gave her the stuff because he's as much a monster as she is" You mom understands Judge Dredd better than 90% of nerds on the internet.
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harpomarxist posted:See, I like this idea - she's the 'purer' form of social control. Except that I really don't think that was the intent of the film, instead it kind of whitewashed Dredd as 'hard on the outside, soft on the inside' which I *understand* but it's still a bit 'tropey' no the scene where they both torture the same guy in front of an american flag and her form of torture works better seems to pretty clearly make the point
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happyhippy posted:Did they ever show the cubes in the comic? It varies depending on what the story requires. Sometimes they're solitary cubes, sometimes more like a Californian prison, and sometimes an open prison run by hippy councillors trying to reintegrate them into society (usually just before a breakout). One prison is just a big platform in the middle of a busy traffic junction where perps are just dumped and abandoned.
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harpomarxist posted:See, I like this idea - she's the 'purer' form of social control. Except that I really don't think that was the intent of the film, instead it kind of whitewashed Dredd as 'hard on the outside, soft on the inside' which I *understand* but it's still a bit 'tropey' Yeah, there's definitely a lot of people that interpret it this way, and that's fine, I guess... but Cream_Filling posted:no the scene where they both torture the same guy in front of an american flag and her form of torture works better seems to pretty clearly make the point scenes like this definitely support a more "utilitarian" reading of Dredd. Where Dredd's idea of utilitarianism is something like "The most law enforcement for the most citizens is the most correct".
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Cream_Filling posted:no the scene where they both torture the same guy in front of an american flag and her form of torture works better seems to pretty clearly make the point I don't think you quite understand. I agree that Dredd is the epitome of fascism throughout most of the film, and that we're supposed to see him as such. Equally Anderson is a form of this, but she breaks the rules by letting the Ulillillia look-a-like go, an act of mercy. Dredd tells the boss at the end that she passed, covering up this act of mercy and thus sanitising his form of fascism for the audience, where we can go 'aw, he's got a heart too'.
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Comic book Dredd is undoubtedly a fascist but the way Megacity 01 and Dredd were presented in the movie what exactly are the judges supposed to do? There simply aren't enough law enforcement agents to maintain peace and the whole thing is teetering on the edge of the abyss.
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Aug 6, 2014 17:22
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harpomarxist posted:I don't think you quite understand. I agree that Dredd is the epitome of fascism throughout most of the film, and that we're supposed to see him as such. Equally Anderson is a form of this, but she breaks the rules by letting the Ulillillia look-a-like go, an act of mercy. Dredd tells the boss at the end that she passed, covering up this act of mercy and thus sanitising his form of fascism for the audience, where we can go 'aw, he's got a heart too'. Probably, but it could just be a practical thing. Anderson would be an asset to the Law, and she's clearly a lot better than a bunch of judges already out there. I mean they just got through murdering a bunch of them.
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harpomarxist posted:I don't think you quite understand. I agree that Dredd is the epitome of fascism throughout most of the film, and that we're supposed to see him as such. Equally Anderson is a form of this, but she breaks the rules by letting the Ulillillia look-a-like go, an act of mercy. Dredd tells the boss at the end that she passed, covering up this act of mercy and thus sanitising his form of fascism for the audience, where we can go 'aw, he's got a heart too'. she's a psychic mindrapist and can tell if someone has broken The Law. maybe he was starting to trust her psychic mindrapey ways when he let her let ulilia go
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