Dredd

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A feared urban cop takes on a vicious city drug dealer in a futuristic metropolis as director Pete Travis (Vantage Point) and screenwriter Alex Garland (28 Days Later, Sunshine) team to bring iconic 2000A.D. lawman Judge Dredd to the big screen. In the future, much of North America has been poisoned by radiation. The sprawling urban jungle Mega City One stretches from Boston to Washington D.C., and in order to keep the growing criminal element in check, police enforcers called "Judges" have been given the power ...
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Overview

A feared urban cop takes on a vicious city drug dealer in a futuristic metropolis as director Pete Travis (Vantage Point) and screenwriter Alex Garland (28 Days Later, Sunshine) team to bring iconic 2000A.D. lawman Judge Dredd to the big screen. In the future, much of North America has been poisoned by radiation. The sprawling urban jungle Mega City One stretches from Boston to Washington D.C., and in order to keep the growing criminal element in check, police enforcers called "Judges" have been given the power of judge, jury, and executioner. Judge Dredd (Karl Urban) is the most feared of them all, delivering death sentences with impunity as he fights to rid the streets of "Slo-Mo" -- a powerful new drug that alters its user's perception of time. In the process of training psychic rookie Cassandra Anderson (Olivia Thirlby), Dredd receives a report of an incident in a sprawling criminal stronghold ruled by fearsome drug lord Ma-Ma (Lena Headey), and ventures in to investigate. Upon learning that one of her top men has been captured by Dredd shortly thereafter, an enraged Ma-Ma seizes control of her massive 200-story complex, launching an all-out war against the Judges as Dredd and Cassandra find themselves trapped in the belly of the beast.
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Special Features

Closed Caption; "Mega-City Masters: 35 Years of Judge Dredd" featurette; "Day of Chaos: The Visual Effects of Dredd 3D" featurette; "Dredd" featurette; "Dredd's Gear" featurette; "The 3rd Dimension" featurette; "Welcome To Peach Trees" featurette; Dredd motion comic prequel
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Editorial Reviews

All Movie Guide - Jason Buchanan
Seventeen years after Sylvester Stallone brought iconic 2000 AD comic-book cop Judge Dredd to the big screen in a toothless adaptation, director Pete Travis and screenwriter Alex Garland make a bold attempt to take the taciturn lawman back to his brutal roots in Dredd 3D. With capable Karl Urban donning the intimidating helmet to striking effect, incredible visuals courtesy of Academy Award-winning cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle Slumdog Millionaire, and enough blood spray to have us instinctively wiping down our 3D glasses after each action scene, this brisk blast of sci-fi action couldn't be more different from its campy predecessor, though a decided lack of substance ultimately prevents Dredd 3D from achieving greatness. In the future, much of North America has been poisoned by radiation. The sprawling urban jungle of Mega City One stretches from Boston to Washington, D.C., and in order to keep the growing criminal element in check, police enforcers called "judges" have been given the power of judge, jury, and executioner. Judge Dredd Urban is the most feared of them all, delivering death sentences with impunity as he fights to rid the streets of "Slo-mo," a powerful new drug that alters the users' perception of time. In the process of training psychic rookie Cassandra Anderson Olivia Thirlby, Dredd receives a report of an incident in a sprawling criminal stronghold ruled by fearsome drug lord Ma-Ma Lena Headey, and ventures in to investigate. Upon learning that one of her top men has been captured by Dredd shortly thereafter, an enraged Ma-Ma seizes control of her massive 200-story complex, launching an all-out war against the Judges as Dredd and Cassandra find themselves trapped in the belly of the beast. With Garland behind the screenplay, and the action centered in a towering slum ruled by a ruthless drug lord, some might walk into Dredd 3D expecting a healthy dose of action mixed with Verhoeven-style social satire. Instead, Travis and Garland focus their energies on delivering nonstop violence with a stunning visual style. With Mantle manning the camera, they achieve that goal quite admirably. Cinematically, Dredd 3D is nothing short of breathtaking. Impressive set design effectively immerses us in a crumbling urban jungle, Mantle's depiction of Slo-mo's effects are a sight to behold, and Garland's means of working those sequences into the story ensure that the admittedly threadbare plot doesn't simply get lost in the pretty pictures. Unfortunately, the Slo-mo scenes often stifle the action more than enhance it, and despite the fact that Garland has some mind-bending fun with Cassandra's psychic abilities, anyone seeking the smart genre nuance the screenwriter brought to 28 Days Later and Sunshine will be sadly disappointed by the one-dimensional characters, witless one-liners, and simplistic fight-their-way-to-the-top plot on display here. But there's something to be said for selling it, and there's little denying that the cast of Dredd 3D give it their all. His helmet held purposefully in place throughout the course of the film, Urban makes for a truly intimidating Judge Dredd -- yet he throws in the occasional flash of humor and humanity to help us remember that the character is indeed flesh and blood. As his unqualified but indispensable partner, Thirlby plays a pitch-perfect rookie, her skills often coming into play at the most crucial times. Headey, meanwhile, embraces her scarred villainess' unfathomable cruelty with no reservations, providing Dredd with an appropriately vile antagonist in order to rally the viewers to his cause. Yet despite all of this, even committed performances can't make up for one simple and undeniable truth: Dredd 3D is, at its core, a bloody spectacle and little more. And while that may be enough to satisfy forgiving comic fans, it will likely leave the rest of us singing the Slo-mo blues as the bullets whiz by our heads.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 1/8/2013
  • UPC: 031398163732
  • Original Release: 2012

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  • Source: Lions Gate
  • Region Code: 1
  • Presentation: Color / Wide Screen
  • Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
  • Language: English, Español
  • Time: 1:36:00
  • Format: DVD

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Karl Urban Judge Dredd
Olivia Thirlby Cassandra Anderson
Lena Headey Ma-Ma
Wood Harris Kay
Langley Kirkwood Judge Lex
Junior Singo Amos, Anis
Luke Tyler Freel
Jason Cope Zwirner
Domhnall Gleeson Clan Techie
Warrick Grier Caleb
Rachel Wood Control Operator 1
Adele Mngadi Passenger
Porteus Xandau Driver
Emma Breschi Hostage
Rakie Ayola Chief Judge
Tamer Burjaq Ma-Ma Bodyguard
Shoki Mokgapa Woman with Child
Yohan Chun Girl in Window
Eden Knowles Girl in Window
Desmond Lai Lan Homeless Man
Deobia Oparei Paramedic TJ
Patrick Lyster Control Operator
Travis Snyders Slo-Mo Junkie
Chad Phillips Slo-Mo Junkie
Joe Vaz Big Joe
Scott Sparrow Japhet
Marty Kintu Big Joe Gang Member
Nicole Bailey Cathy
Daniel Hadebe Judge at Entrance
Francis Chouler Judge at Entrance
Edwin Perry Judge Alvarez
Karl Thaning Judge Chan
Michele Levin Judge Kaplan
Technical Credits
Pete Travis Director
Dianna Cilliers Costumes/Costume Designer
Christophe Dalberg Art Director
Mark Digby Production Designer
Denton Douglas Casting
Kate Dowd Casting
Mark Eckersley Editor
Sarah Halley Finn Casting
Stuart Ford Executive Producer
Glenn Freemantle Sound/Sound Designer
Alex Garland Producer, Screenwriter
Lee Grumett Asst. Director
Jason Kingsley Producer
Chris Kingsley Producer
Conrad Kuhne Sound Mixer
Paul Leonard-Morgan Score Composer
Andrew Macdonald Producer
Anthony Dod Mantle Cinematographer
Michael S. Murphey Co-producer
Deepak Nayar Executive Producer
Michael O'Connor Costumes/Costume Designer
Max Poolman Special Effects Supervisor
Allon Reich Producer
Adi Shankar Executive Producer
Joanne Smith Associate Producer
Marisa Sonemann Production Manager
Simone Stubbs Makeup
Megan Tanner Makeup
Emelia Weavind Art Director
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Dredd
1. Chapter 1 [2:40]
2. Chapter 2 [3:02]
3. Chapter 3 [2:30]
4. Chapter 4 [6:02]
5. Chapter 5 [3:37]
6. Chapter 6 [1:47]
7. Chapter 7 [4:26]
8. Chapter 8 [3:11]
9. Chapter 9 [2:42]
10. Chapter 10 [5:57]
11. Chapter 11 [3:47]
12. Chapter 12 [3:32]
13. Chapter 13 [5:04]
14. Chapter 14 [6:12]
15. Chapter 15 [3:49]
16. Chapter 16 [2:27]
17. Chapter 17 [5:33]
18. Chapter 18 [3:11]
19. Chapter 19 [:03]
20. Chapter 20 [2:15]
21. Chapter 21 [3:46]
22. Chapter 22 [4:21]
23. Chapter 23 [2:39]
24. Chapter 24 [4:10]
25. Chapter 25 [8:49]
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Menu

Disc #1 -- Dredd
   Play Movie
   Scenes
   Set Up
      Audio
         English 5.1 Dolby Digital
         Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital
      Subtitles
         English
         Spanish
         Subtitles: Off
   Extras
      Mega-City Masters: 35 Years Of Judge Dredd
      Day Of Chaos: The Visual Effects Of Dredd
      Dredd Featurette
      Dredd's Gear
      The 3rd Dimension
      Welcome To Peachtress
      Dredd Motion Comic Prequel
      Theatrical Trailer
      Also From Lionsgate
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