hey nikki&steven i request u a movie to watch and react Joker 2019 Oscar winning (Joaquin Pheonix) it a really good movie ! u will see after u watch it a 8.4 movie IMDb

Hey. It's not a show or film, but check out a series on KZfaq called Astartes. About 20 minutes for all 5 parts, done by this one really talented guy. Incredible animation and, while the first part or so is a bit slow, the other parts are so badass.

Please watch the raid movies

did you guys reaction robocop? try it hopely

Please react The Raid (2011) & The Raid 2: Redemption (2014)

you and me both, man

Same

Same, though I think a TV show would be better.

@@jamesblaine5517 Hell yeah, give it to Amazon and the guys who do The Boys. That would almost guarantee Karl Urban would be back.

Dredd has so many stories, he's been around since the 70s, the way his character has changed is amazing. But he isn't Marvel or DC 🤬🤬

Well, he does at least once, but ofc we don't see his face.

Karl Urban is the perfect everything 😂🥰

Girl: "Oh, I love Dredd!" Me: "Wrong answer." Girl: "What? Why?! Do you hate that movie?!!" Me: "No. Because there is only way you can feel about Dredd." Girl: "What's that??" Me: "The correct answer is: 'I Dredd him'!"

He does a flawless American accent too.

He got disillusioned, quit being a judge, and became The Butcher.

Correct. He IS Dredd.

Yeh. Dredd 2012 is not a remake of Stallone Dredd. They just used the same source material; from a character and universe that has been around since 1977 and has 45 solid years of stories. Most fans of the comics hate the Stallone movie and love this 2012 movie. Before, Dredd 2012, Robocop was often calling the best Dredd movie ever made; as it was so heavily inspired by the Dredd comics.

Hes a battle hardened bad ass of course he gonna sound like a grizzly bear

Correct I was mildy triggered when she said this. Urban is Dredd

Also he wanted to sound like Clint Eastwood. You can look it up, and you can tell this right away. He is emulating Clint Eastwood.

Kudos to you man. Kudos to you 👏👏👏👍👍

fuckin awesome

He was tryin to tell you in the nicest possible way that your breath stank! 🤣

@@alexandercummins dude come on! 🤣😂

He probably offers gum to all of his fans. Movie actors have so much money, they could literally come to a convention with a "Costco"-sized box of them, and offer a stick to everyone, and it would be no worse to them than paying their limo-drivers to take them downtown for the afternoon.

This movie is a proper Judge Dredd movie. The one with Stallone was a Stallone movie.

Stallone's had some elements from the comics, the more futuristic feel, the robots, etc...and he had a good look for Dredd, but the writing was a mess, Schneider, and showing his face were all off the mark.

I still like Stallone's as well lol. It's goofy AF. "Double whammy!"

It's an Ok movie if you don't know much about Dredd, @@eltravos99. It's just too cartoony and too much Stallone to be faithful to the original idea. I liked it, some, until I saw this movie then I never wanted to go back.

@@ericmarois6960 I just like how hilariously bad it is. I appreciate a good terrible movie.

To Peach Trees it was a liberation. To Dredd it was Tuesday.

@@QuayNemSorr This was a(nother) nice nod to the comic's fans in that beyond him being his usual terse self, that was just a Tuesday for him. It's all the deep end.

this is a good game though

"Let me explain.... No. There is too much. Let me sum up: Buttercup marry Humperdink in little lessa half an hour." Gets my vote, but this is a close second :)

you forgot the dramatic pause. "Perps were... uncooperative"

Yeah, that's the interesting part. 😊

Enter Rico: "LAAAAAAAAAAW!"

They were also very satire and unique in its art design more like the tone of Robocop than this movie which I love but it’s trying to be its own thing rather than comic if you removed the Judge armour this movie could’ve been any Dystopian future film. I would’ve loved if they went with that more unique comic book look but kept a lot of the dirty and textured look of things like the Mandalorian. Not everything in the comic could work for example some stuff are just really over the top Texas City having Cowboy hats on their buildings these elements I wouldn’t mind being toned down.

@@CaptainAmercia considering Robocop was going to be a Judge Dredd movie, that makes sense

I heard that judge dredd was based on Clint Eastwood dirty harry that is explains why that Karl was using a raspy voice

Jeezus! A Hollywood actor that read the source material....

he sounded to me like how I imagined his voice to be in the comics

Actually, Dredd has taken his helmet off in the comics but when he does he is always in shadows so you never get to see his face.

There was an early one where he used a face change machine and went undercover and an even earlier one where he took his helmet off but the image had to be censored because he was that ugly! They also showed his face in profile in a flashback to the academy on the shooting range with Rico (During the Return of Rico story from the 70s) but they didn't say which was which.

@Christ is lord I'm old lol.

@@fergalmoore862 If I remember correctly they also showed him without his helmet from the back as he carried Rico's body away ("He ain't heavy, He's my brother").

I remember reading that particular episode when it came out, I can even remember Rico's rat like 'Titan' face, funny how things stick in your head.

Exactly I like how everything is different and new nothing like the original one , hopefully we get a sequel but who knows Karl urban was dope in it tbh he’s underrated now compared to before unfortunately

😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣 Exactly what I said! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🖒🖒

You betrayed the LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!! --- LAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!?!??!!?!?!?

@@robertprobst3836 LMAO! Armand Asante was hilarious in that! :D

@@michaelriddick7116 Armand Asante was probably the olny good thing in that movie. Also because Rico had a point.

How they were talking about if Anderson knew what she was in for, I was like, "Training mission. And it shouldn't be that big of a surprise. When the supervisor talking about throwing Anderson 'in the deep end,' Dredd responded, 'It's ALL the deep end.' Anderson might have been surprised, but Dredd was not."

I see your reference and appreciate it. 🤘🏼

It takes something on the order of the Dark Judges showing up to break into the "ordinary day" of the Big Meg.

Rob E. Coyote, I completely agree. I particularly like the start of the film where it looks like Judge Dread is fine in treating this like a normal pursuit / traffic stop until the perps make the mistake of wiping out an innocent. Then the gloves come off. There is "world building" though in a background, "you got to pay attention" way rather than an "in your face / hit you over the head" manner. For example the motorcycle explaining about mandatory sentences in the iso cubes if you interfere with the crime scene or Judge dredd calling for recycle. As in recycle the bodies to be food because, let's be honest, you don't see farmland in this film's version of Mega City One. I certainly don't recall seeing farmland in the comic book representations of Mega City One which is far more dense than what we see in this film.

"What _happened_ in there?" "Drug bust."

I think the events are exactly noteworthy as world-building because this "just another day on the job" shows the world as it is everyday compared to some special event which would not focus on the overall world-building as much. Judge Death isn't world-building. A drug bust explaining how the regular world works, is.

Yeah. Anderson was like “This is the craziest, and most violent day of my entire life!” Dread was like “Another Tuesday.”

Sadly if it was made these days they would it with a ton of SJW bullshit

@@Baronstone nothing in this movie would make it unable of being made today for content. The only way it struggles is financial incentive due to poor sales.Just because you want to whine about make believe hypothetical reasons due to your alt right brainwashing does not make it real world facts. How in the world is someone saying SJW unironically in 2021 is beyond me.

You heard of the tv show Mega City One that was meant to be oriented around the judges?? Well last I heard they had a script then scrapped it an redid it Karl was saying it’s for them to contact him and they are saying it’s for him to contact them sooo....

@baronstone no it’s not because of SJWs... that’s just stupid bro. It has to do with low sales. People didn’t go watch it. There’s PLENTY of edgy shit made now days. No one cares. That’s just the alt right brain washing you lol. I mean we got TV shows like GOT which is full of rape... so........

@Weevil there is it at least was a Mega City One tv show being made.. but it looks like it’s been dead in the water for some time now

And true to the point of the movie. To us, the audience, this was a massive battle in a huge building. To Dredd, this is an average Tuesday in a tiny part of Megacity 1. He fights enemies like the Mama Gang all the time, this time was no different.

@@WisteriaDrake Quite right. Just another day on the job.

For Dredd it's a statement of intent. He's going after Ma Ma no matter what...

To be fair, I think in about 2000 AD episode 350, he did take his helmet off...but he was in profile, in shadow... :)

@@neilgriffiths6427 There have been times his helmet has been off, but you NEVER see his face. He's been shown sleeping in bed, or in the bath, without his helmet, but the face was always in shadow or just out of the frame or you see him from behind. Especially in the early days when Judge Dredd comics were more tongue-in-cheek.

@@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace Would just be hilarious if the comic actually showed Dredd naked, in the bathtub, but still with that damn helmet on. lol!

@@jacob4920 they have shown him naked in the tub.. but you never see his face.. closest you get is maybe one panel with part of the back of his head

@@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace I know that already. I'm just having funny thoughts. I would just laugh if they actually drew a picture of Dredd, in full view, with the helmet on, and nothing else, while soaking in the bathtub.

Definitely underrated , good movie IMO compared to originally it’s distinctive different and good I like it more every time I watch it LOL

Oh for sure. This is one of the better action movies to come out over the last decade or two imo. Nobody gave it a chance tho just because the Stallone movie was so bad. Like if ppl would have just watched it, they would have loved it.

Should of made 500 million 💵 at the box office.

Loved this movie only problem is Megacity one itself with the lower budget it doesn’t feel as Dystopian retro futuristic CyberPunk as the Stallion movie which for all its problems had amazing set design which was faithful to the comics like Tim Burtons Gotham for example. All I want from a sequel is a more unique dystopian looking Mega City one like Stallions version but of course being dark and brutal as fuck.

Sadly if I remember right another movie with more hype came out just before it that also featured a plot around a high rise building and fighting for survival, it was bad timing basically, through what that film was I have no idea, it didn't survive the test of time.

Same, this movie deserves a sequel for how good it was. If only more people went to watch it at the theater.

@@Lexyvil I wish I did!I walked past the poster at my local cinema at the time at least 4 times!in proper 3d too!grr

He’s fucking diabolical!

There has been a talk of a sequel movie or series for a while, I know Urban said he was interested, but it seems to be in limbo as usual.

Karl Urban should have been Batman instead of Ben Affleck!

Stallions Dredd compared to this Dredd in terms of the look of Mega City in my opinion is the only thing better in Stallions version up there with Tim Burtons Gotham. My ideal sequel would be the set design and Comic book retro futuristic CyberPunk look combined with the brutality of this movie.

yeah I just realized years later that Dredd never revealed his face and that everyone apparently hated Stallone's Dredd xD

@@CaptainAmercia ...and Hammerstein. Hammerstein was an incredible bit of fanservice to anyone who read 2000ad.

There's literally a comic where some thugs have him take it of and they put a censor bar over his face and had the thugs react in horror.

I didn't think about that. Nice catch! I thought he used a regular SMG.

All of the ads focused more on the fact that it was 3D than anything else, so I imagine most people thought it was going to suck like so many others that based their advertisement around gimmicks.

Kinda like the Armageddon and Deep Impact thing.

Yeah he insist that he was actually riding the bike to stay in character I think

i think it was a hell to ride on though. IIRC.

The bike is a modified Suzuki, I've been on one and it's murder to ride as the fairings they added stop you from being able to steer properly

pretty sure that many have crushes on very cute good looking girls. I mean you have a beautiful girl, don't make a movie and have her wear a helmet in it lol. OH, can't wear a helmet due to psi powers, problem solved.

@@eolsunder The helmet limitation was established in the comics. It’s also a practical way to distinguish characters.

anderson is a good female lead

@@iconocast yep......hopefully she'll be back for series or sequel alongside Karl Urban

Even when she was unsure of herself she was still badass and capable of taking care of herself. By the end... force of nature.

Domhnall*

Karl Urban pulls it off waaaay better than Stallone did. Stallone is the right size but Urban’s is closer to the comic, even so much as his helmet never coming off. Love this movie.

Such a good comic, takes me back to my youth. Dredd and Slaine being top favourites 👌

Slaine was good but don’t forget Rogue Trooper, ABC Warriors & Nemises .. all worthy of a movie on their own merits 😀

@@aintsam9952 Stallone was actually too short, and had to wear lifts in his shoes. Stallone had *muscles,* but Dredd is not supposed to be beefy. Urban is actually physically much closer to the character.

What's funny and ironic is, Stallone's portrayal of John Spartan in Dᴇᴍᴏʟɪᴛɪᴏɴ Mᴀɴ was a viable (and in some respects more plausible) interpretation of Dredd than his actual Dredd. The Demolition Man setting was just as dystopic as the Big Meg, just flipped in a new-age-ish LA style as opposed to a gritty NYC style.

Originally the plan was for two films, one to set the world scene and a second to involve the Dark Judges. When Rebellion was planning the films, I helped one of the potential script writers get to grips with the lore as he'd very little knowledge of the comics... so I'd read and helped rewrite scripts for both potential films years before this was made. He didn't get the job btw... in the end this is a much simpler film than the one I helped on - which would have been based on the Judge Caligula arc.

@@manticore5733 Judge Cal was his actual name, but based on the hedonistic Emperor Caligula.

Gaze into the face of Death, Gaze into the fist of Dredd.

@@stevefreeman3474 It was Fear, not Death.

Or a tv series of Dredd 🤞

@@TheDeathMantis apparently he was fighting for a series. Don’t know if he still is now.

@@shinigami9851 Damn i hope he wins. There are actual comic book storylines that would be great for a tv show and amazing as a movie.

I felt so bad for that guy. I'm glad they let him go.

Indeed, poor guy! I was sure he was going to die so I was very happy when Anderson freed him.

The actor later went on to play General Hux, the punching bag of the First Order.

That's Dredd isn't it... no grey area. You're either guilty or not.

He is a brilliant actor; you can see how much commitment he has for his roles. Maybe it's also interesting to know that he addapted much by the Lord of the Rings cast memebers, like he has high respect for Viggo and told that he got influenced by his playing.

they need to watch The Raid if they haven't already. similar premise, vastly different style

Two Judges vs. 75,000 people? Not even close to a fair fight... for the perps.

I was thinking "Are you complaining about that?"

I have an idea for the Dredd film... it's like Die Hard, but it's set in a skyscraper... oh, hang on a second.

@@manticore5733 JUDGE DREDD would have cleared Nakatomi Plaza in about 15 mins...

It's not quite that simple since, for all the 2012 movie does right and the 1995 movie does wrong, the 2012 one only has maybe 10% of the satire of the source material while the 1995 one has maybe 30%. If you've read as much as you claim you'd already know this though. And yes, hopefully the new series hasn't stalled with covid and things.

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps The main thing I care about is that Dredd's character adaptation was more faithful in this one.

@@Tuikkal That's fine.

Yep, my friend worked on the helmets for this and had fittings with him and his love for the character showed. Unlike Stallone who was a pain the ass from the get go.

@@Silver-rx1mh And it shows the huge differences between each movie

@@mrneoneil999 Exactly.

You say “a lot of the writers” and then list a bunch of stuff that were all Alan Moore. 🤔🤔🤔

@@brutallyhonest123 I like the Alan Moore stuff.

What was the reason he didn't get credit? Even the trainees normally get a credit on feature films! He did amazing work here.

@@ericy4522 God only knows. It came as a surprise to him to. Since then he has done lectures around the country about his work in the film, so word has got out. You can at least now Google his name and Dredd to read what he did.

It wasn't his idea, it was the source material's idea; it was his _intent_ to be absolutely true to it.

It's hard to say since Star Wars and Judge Dredd came out around the same time

In terms of the look of Mega City one Stallones is a lot closer to the comic books that retro futuristic CyberPunk setting but everything else fell flat. Combine the look of Stallones Dredd set production with the brutality of this movie and I’ll be a happy Dredd fan lol

@@Baronstone I meant the whole "Not taking off the helmet" policy in the series

_"This one's closer to the source material than the Stallone movie actually. "_ No, it actually isn't. It's a better action movie and it gets Dredd's personality closer but in terms of adaption of something it is about the same. The Stallone movie (for all its mistakes) has maybe 30% of the satire from the source material while this one only has maybe 10%.

@ImpishDCrealm Dredd was based on Dirty Harry (or in fact the logical extreme of a comic character One Eyed Jack, who was based on Dirty Harry). So no... not Batman, you casual.

Tons better!

_"this movie is way closer to the 2000AD comic character than the Stallone one."_ In terms of his personality, yes, but the overall tone is wrong. It's a better action movie and it gets certain details closer but in terms of adaption of something it is about the same. The Stallone movie (for all its mistakes) has maybe 30% of the satire from the source material while this one only has maybe 10%.

One thing the Stallone film got right was the ABC Warrior

oh fuck... How mad would a Judgement on Gotham film be..?

Yep the Batman Judge Dredd crossovers were insane. I would not call them friends in fact I would say Bruce Wayne is quite glad that they don't cross over much.

I really, really wish I had seen this in the theater with 3D. One of the few films I wish I would have seen in 3D instead of 2D.

​@@vetteazul5114 Agree, during all the 3D craze only Avatar, Tron Legacy and Dredd managed to make it worthwhile.

That sounds amazing and I now feel so sad I didn't see it in theaters. I don't even like 3D that much but I would totally want to experience that.

_"this film get's the tone of Dredd and what he's about perfectly"_ It doesn't really. It's a better action movie and it gets Dredd's personality quite a bit better but in terms of adaption of something it is about the same. The Stallone movie (for all its mistakes) has maybe 30% of the satire from the source material while this one only has maybe 10%.

Even Dredd has to take a bath. Do not disturb Dredd in the bath!

Some trivia about Raid and Dredd... and the COPYING controversy. FACTS: 1. While Raid was released before Dredd, Dredd started filming before Raid. Principal photography was finished before Raid even started filming. 2. The Dredd screenplay, titled Peach Trees, had leaked online, before Gareth Evans claims to have started writing Raid. 3. While Evans lives in Indonesia, he is Welsh, and like most people who grew up in UK, would have been familiar with the Sci-fi comic book 2000 AD and its most famous character, Judge Dredd. Logically thinking, there's a possibility he might have read an article about the leak, comparing the script to Die Hard, and found the link on a 2000 AD forum. I know I did and downloaded it from the Megaupload site. And a lot of people were questioning whether it was even authentic. Well, in the original screenplay Ma-Ma was fat and the mall scene played out little differently, but majority of it was pretty much how it turned out in the movie. 4. Evans was in a bad spot as he had written the movie Beranthal, had the actors and everything else set up, except he did not have nearly enough money for a multi location shoot required for the movie. So he wrote the script to Raid, which is mostly set in one location, according to his own statements, in a month. 5. The two movies share several common elements, the whole premise of the movie, plot progression, tone, similar scenes, like the drug lord in top floor, monitoring the whole building through multiple monitor screens and a speaker system, ordering the tenants and his henchmen to kill the law enforcers, the young rookie, corrupted cops (in Dredd, "Judges"), the hallway shootout massacre. So many in fact, in one movie, that its more logical to think the "Peach Trees" Dredd script (named after the restaurant Dredd writer Alex Garland, known for The Beach, Sunshine, Ex Machina and 28 Days Later met with comic book writer and Judge Dredd creator John Wagner, also, the name they gave the Apartment Complex in the movie) had influenced Evans than Evans having no idea about the script. 6. When asked about the similarities, Evans said that while they were already editing Raid, his editor told him about the leaked Dredd script and he saw the synopsis of it and said something like, paraphrasing: "Wow! We better finish this fast or people will accuse us of copying it!" I don't know if Garland has seen Raid yet, but when the similarities were brought up, at the time he said that it must be a coincidence they were making a similar movie. 7. Also, Evans has said that, while they were editing Raid, he was simultaneously rewriting Beranthal as a sequel to Raid. Who says he wouldn't have been able to adapt Dredd script into the Raid movie? 8. When Dredd was released, there was a lot of controversy, people claiming Dredd was copying Raid, while I remember thinking about the leaked Peach Trees script. Personally, I like both movies. And they are different in a lot of ways, Raid having extended martial arts fight scenes, while Dredd has the Sci-fi element and more gun fights. But I am very dismayed by people calling Dredd a Raid clone. I feel like Evans should come clean, but I also understand that could be a career suicide.

@@rikuruohomaki3230 The Raid came out on Sept 8 '11 at TIFF an won awards... when did dredd came out eh?? how about my theories... some big film makers send out theirs spies to find some fresh ideas... and few of them ended up watching the jaw dropping "awesometacular" The Raid... then... u can fill the rest... how bout that eh ??

And far closer to the original comic unlike the awful Stallon attempt.

@@Silver-rx1mh _"And far closer to the original comic unlike the awful Stallon attempt."_ @ImpishDCrealm _"This "version" was comic accurate."_ In terms of his personality, yes, but the overall tone is wrong. It's a better action movie and it gets certain details closer but in terms of adaption of something it is about the same. The Stallone movie (for all its mistakes) has maybe 30% of the satire from the source material while this one only has maybe 10%.

From what I hear that's only part of the story. This could be a smoke screen but I hear one person wanted to do a movie about a robot learning to be human and another wanted to do one about a cop learning to cope with having robot parts and they joined up.

since this movie came out I've felt "this is as close as we'll ever get to a true new Robocop movie".

It also took a lot of tone from Howard Chaykin's American Flagg and Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns Comics.

_"As far as the Stallone movie goes this is the only one that properly follows the source material. "_ No, it actually doesn't. It's a better action movie and it gets Dredd's personality closer but in terms of adaption of something it is about the same. The Stallone movie (for all its mistakes) has maybe 30% of the satire from the source material while this one only has maybe 10%.

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps For a one off film I think less is more. I would expect proper satire and even some direct story arcs implemented in the series netflix was trying to develop but not as a film that wasn't setting up sequels. I always point at the warcraft movie as a good adaptation that was worse as a movie because of it.

@@irreliventable _"For a one off film I think less is more. I would expect proper satire and even some direct story arcs implemented in the series netflix was trying to develop but not as a film that wasn't setting up sequels."_ That doesn't make any sense. That's like making... I dunno, a live-action one-off The Simpsons or Family Guy film and deliberately only have 10% of the satire. EDIT: With Judge Dredd it's less noticeable because it has more things going on but still...

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps I actually disagree. Just because movies establish a particular tone WITHIN the move, it doesn't mean that any series is required to follow it. In fact, following it could cause issues for the series. For example: "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", while a good series, suffered from trying to stick too close to the movies when it started. As it drifted and developed its own tone and pacing the series improved. Contrast that with "Daredevil", or any of the other NetFlix adaptations, and you can see that they took a different, darker turn. Each series was good, with the possible exception of "Iron Fist", but each also had a different tonality than the MCU movies. The recent "WandaVision", and upcoming "Loki", series seem to have taken a middle of the road route. "WandaVision" went to the absurd, and "Loki" seems to be taking a gritty look at the multiverse, while still highlighting his mischievous nature. BOTH are different from the MCU movies in tonality, and different from each other as well. So, PLANNING it the way irreliventable indicates may seem silly, but it COULD have been a part of a longer term plan to bring the satire in over a series of installments. Either as movies or a series. And all of that is just withing COMIC BOOK MOVIES. Probably the most famous example of a deviation from the tonality of the movie would be "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". The original movie was a satire, but the series took a gritty feel. They are tonally different, and appeal to different types of audiences. For another example we can go all the way back to "American Graffiti" and the series that spun off from it "Happy Days". Both have comedy and satire, but, unless one is already familiar with the fact that the series is a spin off, no one would know due to its increased levels of comedy and satire.

@@tmac2744 Nothing is ever "required" to do anything, we humans made that up. But saying a Simpsons or Futurama live action movie is a faithful adaptation of the source material if it has a different tone (e.g. the satire is toned down for Austin Powers or Scary Movie type parody) is just flat out untrue. Also, from what I understand, Joss Whedon did not like Buffy the movie's tone because it deviated from his original intent so he made Buffy the series.

The lawgiver is a power to be reckoned with in the right hands

Gonna guess a headshot or two

But does the lawgiver have a pencil mode?

@@jpchan23 No. It has "a fucking pencil!" mode.🤣🤣🤣👍👍

No, stun is still ammo.

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps Incorrect. The stun shot runs on an internal battery.

@@SolidSnake8295 That's not what I mean. You're not conserving shots, except against things you can't stun.

@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps You posted “no, stun is still ammo.” That is inaccurate because the stun is NOT ammo. Therefore, by using it Dredd is conserving ammo which was my point.

@@SolidSnake8295 So you'd want him to say "Conserve ammo and battery."? And you're using up the internal battery in a gun that has electronic features like DNA check and word recognition.

Not exactly. It's a better action movie and it gets Dredd's personality closer but in terms of adaption of something it is about the same. The Stallone movie (for all its mistakes) has maybe 30% of the satire from the source material while this one only has maybe 10%.