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How about some news to lower your spirits? They're auctioning off stuff from the film at the end of the month because, one would assume, they ain't gonna need any of this poo poo for a sequel and need to recoup as much as they can, stat.
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NESguerilla posted:gently caress Best Buy so hard. I drove a half an hour in a traffic jam to get Dredd and they didn't even have a copy.How does best buy not have one copy of a movie on it's release day? That means either Dredd sold like hotcakes, or Best Buy criminally under-ordered them. I'd assume for a new release, they ordered plenty - Best Buy always has a giant gently caress-off cardboard stand for new releases. Did they have an empty cardboard display? Mine arrives tomorrow from Amazon - I never do this, but I'm watching it as soon as I open the box. Sentinel Me posted:How about some news to lower your spirits? They're auctioning off stuff from the film at the end of the month because, one would assume, they ain't gonna need any of this poo poo for a sequel and need to recoup as much as they can, stat. That's sad. I kind of hope Karl Urban has a helmet at home, just for him.
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# ? Jan 9, 2013 18:16 |
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I got my copy at walmart. 20 dollars, same as best buy. They only had one row of the DVD on their end display. They had like six for some seal team 6 movie.
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Sentinel Red posted:How about some news to lower your spirits? They're auctioning off stuff from the film at the end of the month because, one would assume, they ain't gonna need any of this poo poo for a sequel and need to recoup as much as they can, stat. EDIT: although having just seen the prices for things on their site, maybe I'll limit myself to one item at most. Small Strange Bird fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Jan 9, 2013 |
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Sentinel Red posted:How about some news to lower your spirits? They're auctioning off stuff from the film at the end of the month because, one would assume, they ain't gonna need any of this poo poo for a sequel and need to recoup as much as they can, stat. Dredd, Moon, Sunshine...It's like that store only auctions off stuff from my favorite movies that bombed.
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I just watched this last night. Either it was my friend's TV (which I doubt) or the fact that this movie didn't have some multi-million dollar Hollywood post production facility, but to quote a friend, it looked "like one of those weird British shows." It felt like I was watching it on BBC America or something. This movie also felt immensely short. I couldn't believe it was an hour and 35. It felt like I had just watched a pilot episode or a short film. I loved the world it portrayed, really liked Urban as Dredd. Anderson and Ma-Ma were great characters too. It was cheesy in a bad way in some spots ("hotshot", some of the dialogue) but overall it was a fun movie. Now with all that said, and this has probably been covered before, BUT what are the best Dredd comics? I understand the tone of the comics differs from the film, but I'd like to read what's considered the best, and I'd like to see how Anderson is in them as well. People have said Case Files 02, is there anything else?
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# ? Jan 9, 2013 22:52 |
Jack Does Jihad posted:I just watched this last night. The America storyline and the Necropolis storyline. If you found "hotshot" to be cheesy in a bad way, you are going to loving HATE the comics.
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Jack Does Jihad posted:
Yeah, but on the other hand:
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# ? Jan 9, 2013 23:10 |
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In case anyone is wondering what happened to the Dredd comic thread I said I'd do: I was going to do it over Christmas while I had three weeks off work, bqut then my PC died on New Year's Day. I have an RMA in for the parts, so hopefully I'll be able to make an OP by the end of the month. I'll post here when I do.
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TheJoker138 posted:The America storyline and the Necropolis storyline. If you found "hotshot" to be cheesy in a bad way, you are going to loving HATE the comics. For some reason I can give it a pass in the comics, or atleast the few panels I've read. The hotshot stuff didn't fit in tone with the movie to me, whereas the comics seem to be absurd, over the top cheesy satire. It seems great in a juvenile way, I guess. Two different things, to me. MrBling posted:Yeah, but on the other hand: Yes! This was the best part of the movie to me. Every shot involving him simply staring at something and us seeing the reflection in his visor was awesome. Initially me and my friends kept laughing at the way they they'd say "Ma-Ma", and if you don't know there's a hyphen, you can't help but wonder why they keep saying it like that. Also if she wanted to keep that yellow shirt guy Dredd caught from talking, why didn't she just order one of her lackeys to kill him instead of trying to kill the judges?
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Jack Does Jihad posted:Yes! This was the best part of the movie to me. Every shot involving him simply staring at something and us seeing the reflection in his visor was awesome. I didn't even realize until my second viewing last night that when Dredd & Anderson are looking at the layout of the Peach Trees on a computer screen at the beginning, you can see their reflections in the screen. It wasn't like a weird glare or anything though, it fit really well. Such a nice touch.
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Jack Does Jihad posted:Either it was my friend's TV (which I doubt) or the fact that this movie didn't have some multi-million dollar Hollywood post production facility, but to quote a friend, it looked "like one of those weird British shows." It felt like I was watching it on BBC America or something. I've watched quite a few recent british shows lately and this feels nothing like that. I'm not sure what BBC america is but I mean british filmed and directed. Also: this movie's visuals are very weak when not in 3D and the "cheap" special effects are way more obvious on 2D. This movie was from the ground up designed to be viewed in 3D. GreenBuckanneer fucked around with this message at 01:36 on Jan 10, 2013 |
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Most likely talking about certain tvs where they "smooth motion" which means it was your friends TV as this looks absolutely gorgeous on my setup (60" 3D Panasonic plasma).
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I've only seen it in 2D and I thought the effects were very good throughout.Vintersorg posted:Most likely talking about certain tvs where they "smooth motion" which means it was your friends TV as this looks absolutely gorgeous on my setup (60" 3D Panasonic plasma). Also this. Those TV's make everything look like a soap opera. What a terrible effect. Red posted:That means either Dredd sold like hotcakes, or Best Buy criminally under-ordered them. I'd assume for a new release, they ordered plenty - Best Buy always has a giant gently caress-off cardboard stand for new releases. Did they have an empty cardboard display? I'm assuming it was the latter. There was literally only one slot for it in the entire store. They had entire side of the display dedicated to Batman with about 500 copies of it though. Good job on the inventory guys! veni veni veni fucked around with this message at 02:02 on Jan 10, 2013 |
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NESguerilla posted:I've only seen it in 2D and I thought the effects were very good throughout. It's a horrible emulation of trying to do a 60fps=60hz. It's fine when movies are filmed in a higher fps, but when it's scaled up it doesn't really fit with how it was intended to be watched.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:It's a horrible emulation of trying to do a 60fps=60hz. It's fine when movies are filmed in a higher fps, but when it's scaled up it doesn't really fit with how it was intended to be watched. Isn't the only film that was filmed at a high FPS The Hobbit (which also gets a lot of poo poo for looking weird as well)?
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I bought Dredd 3D on Blu Ray. If it matters Amazon had it at #1 in Sci Fi when I was looking at it on their website. Hopefully it'll at least sell well there even if we don't get a sequel.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:Also: this movie's visuals are very weak when not in 3D and the "cheap" special effects are way more obvious on 2D. This movie was from the ground up designed to be viewed in 3D. Well it was filmed in 3D. I saw it in 3D in theaters and loved it. Watched the Blu-Ray in 2D and loved it. I didn't think the lack of 3D cheapened it at all. Though the 3D effect was cool as hell in the theater.
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The guy who did the soundtrack for Dredd, Paul Leonard-Morgan, put up a new unreleased track yesterday in celebration of it coming out.quote:Hey DREDDheads! To celebrate the release of DREDD on DVD and Blu-ray, an exclusive and unreleased track has been mastered for your ears only! Head over to my website http://www.paulleonardmorgan.com/downloads to not only hear the track, but download it for FREE! Enjoy!
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Vintersorg posted:The guy who did the soundtrack for Dredd, Paul Leonard-Morgan, put up a new unreleased track yesterday in celebration of it coming out. Oh nice It sounds good too. I'm pretty sure it's the beginning track, when Dredd's giving his opening monologue and chasing down the Slo-mo guys in the van. REALLY need to pick up the Blu-ray soon.
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 02:20 |
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How many props usually go up on these auctions? There's no way I could justify dropping big money on a signature prop, but if there's minor stuff that goes cheap(er) I'd be cool with that.
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I watched the BRD on my mid-range 42" TV without 3D yesterday and other than the scenes where they were having camera problems in dark light (and this was a problem in the theater too) I thought it still looked great. VV
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 04:18 |
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They better be selling the Peach Trees interface system complete with sick-rear end trackball.
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 04:24 |
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Just watched it in 2d and loved it. Will have to pick up the 3d blu. Also will have to get a cheap prop. Maybe a judge's belt
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 04:30 |
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I can see everything getting stupidly expensive due to the British fans.
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 04:56 |
bobkatt013 posted:I can see everything getting stupidly expensive due to the British fans. The obviously didn't give enough of a poo poo to even pay $12 to see the movie, so I doubt they're going to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on props from it.
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TheJoker138 posted:The obviously didn't give enough of a poo poo to even pay $12 to see the movie, so I doubt they're going to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on props from it. I thought it did really well over there being #1 for a couple of weeks?
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 04:59 |
bobkatt013 posted:I thought it did really well over there being #1 for a couple of weeks? Maybe it's the outlier, but I know it did poo poo internationally as a whole. I'll go do real research quick. E: It did hit #1 it's first week, but then dropped like a stone, and only made $6 million there in total.
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TheJoker138 posted:Maybe it's the outlier, but I know it did poo poo internationally as a whole. I'll go do real research quick. okay it was #1 for the first week then fell, but it did much better internationally then in the US.
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bobkatt013 posted:okay it was #1 for the first week then fell, but it did much better internationally then in the US. If by much better you mean it made $4 million more across the entire rest of the world than it did in America, sure. If we compare the actual figures it made about the same amount of money ($6 million) it's opening weekend in the US and the UK.
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TheJoker138 posted:If by much better you mean it made $4 million more across the entire rest of the world than it did in America, sure. If we compare the actual figures it made about the same amount of money ($6 million) it's opening weekend in the US and the UK. Dredd earned $23,056,059 from international markets and $13,414,714 from North America
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I really enjoyed Judge Redemption: The Raid. It felt almost like they remade the film, but in an entirely new universe and style. Kind of like playing Quake and finding all the guns have been replaced with UT24k weapons.
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Peven Stan posted:I really enjoyed Judge Redemption: The Raid. It felt almost like they remade the film, but in an entirely new universe and style. Kind of like playing Quake and finding all the guns have been replaced with UT24k weapons. Except Dredd was started before the Raid, but alright.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:Except Dredd was started before the Raid, but alright. Hahaha there is no way, the set pieces and characters are so similar it's scary.
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Peven Stan posted:Hahaha there is no way, the set pieces and characters are so similar it's scary. It was. I think it was even acknowledged.
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Peven Stan posted:Hahaha there is no way, the set pieces and characters are so similar it's scary. Pre-Production of Dredd was started in August of 2010 and filming began in November 2010. The Raid Redemption actually began filming in March 2011, with pre-production only four months before that. It is pretty much impossible that Dredd copied the Raid. Dapper Dan fucked around with this message at 05:55 on Jan 10, 2013 |
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bobkatt013 posted:Dredd earned $23,056,059 from international markets and $13,414,714 from North America It actually only earned $17,517,323 from international markets.
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# ? Jan 10, 2013 05:58 |
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So much law in this movie. Law law law.
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Gonz posted:So much law in this movie. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvJiYrRcfQo and http://www.theonion.com/video/supreme-court-rules-death-penalty-is-totally-badas,14244/ Gatts fucked around with this message at 06:21 on Jan 10, 2013 |
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I really liked it. Dredd is so hardcore.
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