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It seems like it would be really difficult to make a popular movie with the satirical over-the-top nature of the Dredd comics, so a "cyberpunk The Raid" sounds like a good enough compromise. The only thing that made me laugh was the slo-mo drug. Is that a real thing in the comics? Because it sounded like someone got their hands on a Phantom camera and wanted to write in some (potentially awesome) scenes to use it for.
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I later regretted it, but I remember convincing a friend to go see the '95 Dredd purely based on some behind-the-scenes piece I saw that showed the creation of the ABC Warrior. I just thought it was so cool that they built a big "actual" robot and not a stop motion model. I would like to see that production footage but I can't seem to find it in a youtube search.
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Jun 25, 2012 13:05
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Interesting reaction from Comic-con. Looks like it plays well with fans. http://www.deadline.com/2012/07/comic-con-dredd-plays-to-cheering-fans-but-will-it-play-to-the-mainstream/
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Kush posted:It's brutal all right: Looks good. I dig the slo-mo and gratuitous violence. The /Film site had a quick little video review after seeing it. Sounds like a solid movie. Also, it looks like you guys were right in thinking that the rookie is a psychic http://www.slashfilm.com/video-blog-dredd-harkens-action-films-eighties-comiccon-2012
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Flatscan posted:Since the rookie is Psi-Judge Anderson I'd bloody well hope so. The /Film guys even mention something about her (I guess) getting a read off of Dredd, but she gets stopped before too much is revealed, keeping his backstory more of a mystery for the audience. That and the constant helmet make it sound pretty good.
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