“You betrayed the LAW!” “LAAAAAUUUOOAAAWWWW!”

Can't believe they overlooked James Earl Jones doing the "narration" especially when they started in on the star wars comments right after. LOL

11:00 This basically reverse Clark Kent - “I can only identify you if I *can’t* see your entire face.

"This robot is incredibly easy to rewire!" Yeah, it's almost like they were decommissioned for a reason.

There are so many things wrong with this film that we can pick apart…But god do I love it

Judge Dredd, Mortal Kombat and Batman Forever were cinematic masterpieces to 9 year old me. I still love Judge Dredd to this day

This is the best "bad" movie I've ever seen. One of my all time faves.

"Mr. I am the Law".... Fucking Best Line in the Movie. Specially how he says it.

I get why people hate this movie, but I also understand why people love it.

In The Fifth Element they actually do have floating lane markers and turn signals for the flying cars.

“Dredd never takes his helmet off; its a character trait that many fans hold dear” I thought the books dont matter?

Ohh, this movie... I was 10 when I discovered the British anthology comic 2000AD. Judge Dredd soon became the lead character and story... and still is today with legions of fans. When this film was announced, they rejoiced - despite misgivings over Stallone's casting. The production design was perfect; The Lawmaster bike, the ABC Warrior robot, The Angel gang, the Judges' uniforms... and then we saw it. As soon as the helmet came off, it wasn't Dredd anymore - it was just a Stallone action picture. Ah well. Oh, and the Long Walk into the post apocalyptic wilderness that the Chief Judge takes? That's part of canon. Any judge who feels too old or unsure of themself to continue as a judge can choose to take The Long Walk into the Cursed Earth outside Mega City One and "bring law to the lawless... justice to the unjust", taking their chances until they die. Great retirement plan, huh?

Drinking game: Take a shot every time someone says, “Dredd”

This is one of my favorite "shut off my brain" movies. I also quote "I knew you'd say that" quite frequently lmao.

9:33 "THIS MOVIE SUCKS ALL THE BALLS!" Too funny.

To me - a Brit who grew up reading Judge Dredd - this film represented everything that was wrong with Hollywood adaptations. It totally had the budget to do the source "justice" (haha) - the sets, costumes, effects, etc., were all first-rate - but it was all for naught because the filmmakers insisted on forcing the quirky source material into a standard format that incorporated every action-movie cliche going. The whole point of the Dredd character is that he's a true anti-hero: he's not likeable or good or any of the usual hero traits; he's supposed to be "so fascist it's funny," doing stuff like giving people a 25 year jail sentence for possession of sugar and then doubling it because the perp argued back. It was satire: a Brit's-eye-view of the possible future of American law-enforcement, inspired by the (then-recent) "Dirty Harry" films, taking the attitude of that character to the extreme. Such a blackly-comic comment on Hollywood was never going to survive translation into a "normal" American blockbuster movie. To be honest, the nearest things we've ever had to movies that nail the tone of the original Dredd comics - getting the mix of action and satire right - is the Ed Neumeier-scripted stuff that Paul Verhoeven directed, e.g. RoboCop and (to a slightly lesser extent) Starship Troopers.

Actually, being a Dredd-Head from the 1980's, when i started buying the comics from the store on the military post in Bremerhaven, Germany, where I was stationed as an MP, I can attest to the fact that Dredd has had his helmet off in several issues, but to agree with you, they don't show his face. It's been in shadow, or covered with medical bandages, and sometimes he's shown from the rear, but there have been several instances where he is shown with the helmet. Sorry...I'm a purist! :-)

2:26 I am the loooooo Dunno, it's so campy I enjoy it every time it's airing 🤣

Missed: Rico and Dredd are genetically identical, but look nothing alike.

I never realized this movie was a comedy. I've been watching this movie wrong all these years!

"The Judges all look the same, how does this guy recognized Dredd" Dunno, maybe the BIGGASS BADGE WITH HIS NAME ON IT

you need to sin "cobra" or "over the top", or "demolition man", just to get rid of that "judge dredd" after taste.

And this just makes me want more Karl Urban Dredd...his 'I am The Law' was laced with so much promise and menace compared to Sly.

10:57 considering I've been doing this exact thing but in reverse to recognize people I've only seen with a mask on, it's really not that unreasonable.

Dredd: You betray the law Rico: *LAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*

14:16 "Hahahaha. EIGHT HOURS to make an adult super-cop clone?! I can't even download a torrent in eight-- I mean... I don't... hey, what's a torrent? I don't know, you know, what, who, why? Ahem. Anyway, we still need a real sin here--oh, I know! Eight hours to make an adult super-cop clone? I can barely make a decent pot roast in 8 hours!!!" **ding** 🤣🤣🤣

"LAAAAAAW!" - Nostalgia Critic.

When you need your voice-interactive gun to be on silent mode, you just get your smartphone out and change the settings in Bluetooth.

I love how you sinned the remake BEFORE sinning the original

"Steals the Dark Troopers from the Mandalorian." Correction: the Dark Troopers were originally introduced in the Star Wars video game "Dark Forces", which came out the same year at this Judge Dredd film. The Mandalorian was reviving them, not inventing them... ;) No time travel required (except possibly to compensate for the lead time required in making costumes on a major motion picture).

His movies fall into the: So bad it's good category (for me 😂)

Gotta love 90s comic book movies and how everything meant to be outside looks like a really small studio set all compacted together.

I really want to meet his college girlfriend. All the things he's said about their relationship makes me wonder what she's like

You missed the real sin, no Cameo by Judge Reinhold in the background as a fellow judge saying: how did I get this job?

500 sins off for Diane Lane looking utterly gorgeous.

When I saw the thumbnail I thought this was like some live action f-zero movie cause the guy looks very similar to captain falcon

This movie is one of the best examples of a necessary remake.

Can we all agree this movie is a really good Guilty Pleasure?

I really want to see a movie that is a combination of both judge dread movies?. Like with the cartoony style of this one, that gets the city and the outfit correct.. But the dark gritty tone and never taking off the helmet of the other one

Honestly,I've enjoyed both Movies and Dreads Stallone's Intimidating Height,Face and Posture really sold this movie for me,It's still enjoyable and weirdly felt like a comic. While Karl urban's Dread is straight up badass and the movie is equally amazing too thanks to its grounded story. I couldn't care less about the books if the movie is enjoyable and that's all that matters.

"animated sequel sins that caused anger" All I can think of is Ice Age Collision Course

Alrighty. Getting ready for a ride after the wildest "my college girlfriend" story.

Love watching this after seeing The Onion sketch with the Supreme Court justices all quoting "I am the Law!" 😂

While the years have been kind to her, whew Diane Lane had it back in the day.

The best thing about this movie was the inclusion of the ABC warrior. They should bring that back to the Megacity One show. - also, I'd like to see some moments in the wastes outside the Megacities, they could show mutants, cyborgs, ecentric tribes. And also show why the Megacities are like they are, because people often forget that it's largely desolate outside of the walls..

An automatic 100 sins off for being able to listen to James Earl Jones narrate the intro.

Armand Assante: "How much ham do you want?" The director: "Yes."

Can I add 2000 more sins for the movie showing off the source material at the beginning only to break it's number 1 rule?

You mean Judge Dredd is the Coors Golden of 90's comic book movies. That's the banquet beer!

I like that "the books don't matter" when you're busy sinning a film for fanservice, book/comic references, or other things that "reading the book" would tell you are important, but for Judge Dredd your biggest beef is that the film doesn't adapt the source material properly, thereby making the "books" suddenly matter this time. I've think we've got a Dredd fanboy over here, fellas.

14:41 being an auto tech and having good understanding of electrical/mechanical contrivances I can tell you that the "give it a jolt" cliche actually has it's roots in reality. As often the failure of an electrical component is often "mechanical" as in the solder has cracked and allowed a component to have poor electrical continuity. (granted in movies this is sometimes used in a believable fashion and other times not so much...) Shaking/wiggling things is a rudimentary way of "diagnosing" the problem or temporarily 'fixing' it lol

Kudos on the pronunciation of “Verhoeven” Jeremy! Most people get it wrong.

How can you sp nd 17 minutes sinning a masterpiece like - oohhhhhh wait, this is _Judge_ Dredd. As you were

The Cure - We're going to make a song for the new 'Judge Dredd' movie. The Cure after watching 'Judge Dredd' movie - Damn it.

Someday you just need to buy the rights to a film and just release an "everything wrong with ___ in 100 minutes or less" where you just show the whole film unedited.

15:29 this scene alone is so fun, it deserves 1000 sins off

In very few cases this is everything right with Judge Dredd in 17 minutes or less.

I think the last time Jeremy was this upset over a movie, it was Pete's Dragon.

This movie was cool but 2012 Dredd was SO underrated

Im visualizing the situation that Stallone shouts "I am the law" in the beginning of every movie set. Pure gold my man..pure gold!!

Even more than removing their helmets, the judges really dreaded the fact that their guts were made of ketchup and mustard.

I AM THE LAW!!! 😳 Mister I AM THE LAW! 😂 This movie still rocks in my book. Not to mention a young Diane Lane ❤️ P.s. u should watch fast 9 now n when it comes out in the u.s. in a few weeks, release it on the same day. Be a joker. Like me 🃏 Y so serious 😈🥃

I confused Rob Schneider with Roy Scheider and was very confused because I didn’t remember him being in this movie…

Petition to have CinemaSins do "Everything wrong with Flash Gordon (1780)"

Take “the Law” challenge. Take a shot everytime someone says “the Law”. Gonna be messed up in 15 minutes

Jeremy you knew that in the comics Dredd never removes his helmet, thus proving that books DO MATTER!!!

Just rewatched this for the first time a couple weeks ago. Still great.

The huge robot didn't attack the bad guys cuz Rob schneider rewired it, he simply reacted to the malfunction caused by Rob messing with his wiring.

5:48 Guilt and innocence is a matter of timing. He’s got a point, it used to be common to have sexual relationships with children. All drugs used to be legal, slavery was legal, etc. -1

Sinning the most awesome Stalone movie ever! Sentence...death! 😂

Every time Diane Lane shows up in the video, I loose count of your sin count. She looked great in this movie.

How many sins for them only having enough budget for one shoulder eagle, which Dredd wears, and then Dredd finding the only other judge in the city then allowed to wear said shoulder eagle so he could steal it?

Random Muppets Manhattan singing...Jeremy has become too powerful

“Next Week: Golf sins” Oh please say youre doing Happy Gilmore.

Looks like Happy Gilmore next week (maybe) and some sequel, maybe a Disney renaissance sequel.

15:30 Armand Assante's performance is gold in this movie

I read somewhere years ago, during the marketing for the film Stallone said he took off the helmet so that when people read the comics they'd picture his face behind the visor. Karl Urban's Dredd was a much better movie in every way.

Oooh... I remember being in London in the mid to late 90s and seeing one of the judges bikes in the window of some exhibition. The thing is, close up the bike looked awful, like it was made from toilet rolls and stuck on bits from plastic bottles etc. Sure, I know it was made like that, but to see it up close was just so surprising and shocking; it looked amateurish and bad. On the big screen, the bikes look cool though... :)

3:15 He likely had his gun reprogrammed to his personal taste. The original activation code was probably “HMX-916 double armor projectiles with Kayson heat seeker in barrel 1 and 3”.

That Land Rover Taxi cab is at the British motor museum. That's all I have to say.

This movie may not be 100% accurate to the source material but it was 100% perfect for the time that it was released.

Please please *please* do Highlander 2 The Renegade Version! It is amazingly awful!

How is the "You betrayed the law!" "LAAAAWWWW!!!!" scene not a sin removal? That scen is great.

10:50 Griffin DID have to honor Fargo's request. It's how their society works. If Griffin just pulled a BS, "Nope!" out of nowhere, someone in that room of Judges would look at him sideways for it.

If you're going to have narration, you could easily do worse than James Earl Jones narration.

One of my favorite films.

Finally, a Wiggles reference... Beep beep chugga-chugga Big Red Car, Dredd travels near and he travels far!

"Lawgiver man!!!" Terrible insults! Is one of the best jokes of all time.

100 sins for sinning a James Earl Jones narration

Can you sin Idiocracy for being way to true now?

Up until Sly took off the helmet, this was a perfect adaption of the original comic.

Awww, what a nice birthday gift to me! You lampooned one of my favorite Sly movies!

Pretty sure the studio demanded Stallone show his face as part of his contract 😂 it would be nice if a bunch of directors got together and funded their own major studio so that directors could make the movies they want without suits putting in or demanding things of a movie and ruining them. Think , Batman in the 90s lol

*I AM THA LAWL!*

2:26 I AM THE LAW ! -=> Stallone's BEST line ever. Honestly, make it your text message sound or ring tone.

No. It's not the most easily rewired robot. In RoboCop 3, that little girl subdued a robot by telling him to be "Loyal as a Puppy".

“Dredd” deserves a sequel. This one deserves to vanish from Earth and people’s memories.

Isnt it more logical to assume that the city got so big that it incapsulated the statue of liberty? Rather than they moved it in to the middle of the city.

"You betrayed the Law!" "LAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWW!" Yeah, great comeback there, genius. When debating someone, respond with the last thing they said for an easy victory.

Judge Dredd for a Mortal Kombat guest character...