One of my tip 5, wife hates it when I turn it on lol😊

Karl Urban was amazing and gave a little bit of a good human side of dredd. In the end I mean. And the best part didn't take off the helmet

If won the lottery, Id buy a cottage, and give the rest to another Dredd film with Karl Urban.

If you break the law then Soviet law breaks you.

Cypher witnessed several "The Ones" get killed due to Morpheus' obsession to find a savior. Cypher became disillusioned when he repeatedly lost his friends.

Another little touch i liked about the moonshine sippin scene: i interpeted Neos nervous laughter and hesitation as Intuition not to trust him. He didnt drink from his cup until Cipher drank from the jug. Cipher is a well written, perfectly cast and portrayed, compmex, sympathetic villian. I would be so into how other crew members were red pilled. Cipher is the first i would want to know. Seeing how interesting Karl Poppers story was.

2024 Update: We all know why and would happily do the same to get out of *this*.

I THOUGHT THIS WAS / IS A GREAT FILM SORRY THEY DID NOT USE THE ACTOR AS DREAD WAS NOT USED TO DO MORE

I will go back to the Enterprise and glass that whole fucking planet if you don't fucking listen to me spok.

I love this movie. At first I wanted a sequel but by this point? Hmm.

If you'll permit me to play with words a little, an argument could be made that Anderson's "primary weapon" _isn't_ her gun - it's her psychic ability. She chooses not to wear a helmet to avoid interfering with her powers, and she uses her powers more than she does her gun throughout the story. Ultimately, she passed because she demonstrated good, well, judgement. She fought when it was necessary, she protected the innocent - even if Dredd didn't realise the guy was innocent at first - and she enforced the Law.

You are mistaken. Anderson's gun was never a condition of failure. "losing your primary weapon or having it taken from you is an automatic fail." Anderson's primary weapon was her mind, and she maintained complete control of her mind even while in the head of very disturbed individuals. I feel you also overlooked the fact they are judges, not just cops. A judge has to look at the facts of the case and make a decision based on many factors. One of the factors a judge can consider is if it is in the interest of justice, and to the public, to convict certain offenders. The medic locked dredd out, but dredd determined it was not in the interest of the public to convict him, since his conviction would surely mean the destruction of precious medical supplies. This is in contrast to the Stallone Dredd, which was a horrible judge, since the law was only black and white. Finally, Anderson letting the tortured hacker go was an attempt to prevent an incorrect sentence against him. Judges do have discretion in their decision making, and dredd was explained the rationale behind her decision, and he made no counterpoint of disagreement. We can safely conclude he agreed with her sentence once she explained it.

She survived a situation far beyond most other judges. Anderson also stood up to Dredd showing independence. She passed because she did the right way.

I do still think that within the context of the film only, Dredd as portrayed throughout the film would have failed her. Not enough was done to characterize him as being willing to go against the rules he set out at the start of the assessment, nor that the rules he gave came from him and not the City. Knowing more about the source material (which can't be expected of an audience member for the film), it is within character for Dredd to go against the rules. Lots of people like to hold him up as being this epitome of a hard-ass Lawful-Neutral character that goes by the letter of the law at all times, no matter what, even when the law says something stupid but actually, characters in the comics are always criticizing him for being too idealistic and holding the populace to the standard of what he thinks the law should be, rather than what it actually says.

technically the gun was secured, it was not "lost" it was destroyed and confirmed so.

22:00 dredd also got confirmation there that he would have failed himself if he had judged the hacker, since as she said he was a victim. dredd would never know that. her psychic abilities made her a better judge, proving that her becoming a judge would be a immensely potent solution to the cities problems

They find a psychic, a young woman no less and promptly decide to send her into a combat zone. She should probably be put somewhere secure and introduced to several fit young men

If only Cypher was told beforehand that the real world was also devoid of the illusory pleasures of the Matrix. Morpheus is not so honest. Hedidn't mind breaking an essential rule (at least twice), about the recruiting age limit, based on his personal conviction, Is a fu uninformed choice about taking an irreversible decision

Makers of matrix just took Plato allegory + Ghost in shell = matrix

Absolute gem of a film, long time 2000AD fan and this is the Dredd we wanted. Underrated at release and a shame there was no sequel. The talks of an Amazon series got us hopeful. This is beyond gritty and realistic. I always thought it was akin to 'training day'. A brilliant introduction to the Megacity

Dredd WOULD have failed Anderson, had Dredd been the same man he was at the start of the film. It's a story about Dredd evolving to the point that he sees the bigger picture, rather than being the cold, clinical rules arbitrator he was. It's to subtle for most folks to get. Dredd evolved, but VERY SLIGHTLY! He's STILL DREDD!!!

Cypher was Morpheus’ previous attempt at finding the One. I realized this after watching the Matrix and KZfaq reactions about a hundred times. The Oracle told Morpheus that he would find the One, so his crew started searching for the best hackers within the Matrix. After Morpheus unplugged Trinity, the Oracle told her that she would love the One (and I think that the man she loved would die). Suddenly, Morpheus has a better method for searching for the One using Trinity's attraction to the One through a kind of Matrix-wide dating app (as seen in the first scene of the movie). She is attracted to an amazing young hacker with a sense of humor (and probably a great head of hair) named Cypher, so she swipes right. Thus, Morpheus thought that Cypher was the One and unplugged him. Cypher was treated like Neo with the whole crew excited that he was the prophesied One that would save humanity from the Machines. However, Trinity realizes that she does not actually love Cypher since deep down he is a troubled person. But at the same time, Cypher is falling in love with Trinity. At some point, Trinity confessed to Morpheus and Cypher that they have not found the One, since she did not (and never would) love Cypher. This crushed Cypher, since he found out that the woman he loved did not love him and that he was not the special savior of humanity simultaneously. This made him insanely bitter since he was trapped on the cramped Nebuchadnezzar for nine years with a woman he loved that rejected him, a crew that no longer thought he was special, and a leader that had essentially tricked him into leaving his comfortable life with family and friends to live in terrible dystopian conditions. When the Trinity restarted searching for a One that she would actually fall in love with, Cypher decided to betray the crew that had betrayed him. He contacts the Agents with information about Morpheus’ search for the One, just before Neo is going to be contacted by Morpheus and Trinity.

Thry need to make a sequel finally

I loved watching this but I think the golden age of internet piracy greatly affected this since my first viewing was a copy on a USB stick.

You know that the real reason Dredd gave her a pass, is because there is a deleted scene you never get to see, of Anderson giving Dredd the best BlowJob he's ever received........ instant Pass in Dredds book

five years later, fucking carnival music

Playing beastie boys was 🤌

This is really really really funny stuff. If you were to make a patreon to support more of these episodes getting made, I would join it. Please, make more. Don't quit.

She saved his life I think that earns you a pass.

I've watched this movie a few times, and this video before. One thing I've just noticed is Anderson is carrying her helmet at the end of the movie. Just seems an interesting detail, considering that before she knew what the job entailed she thought her psychic abilities were more important, but by the end of the film she knows how dangerous the job is.

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Why do you choose noise in your frames ?

Anderson never lost her primary weapon - her mind. She's a Psychic, and a powerful one. Judge Dredd took that into consideration when he passed her. If you take that into consideration, you can see that Judge Dredd remains true to the code - it doesn't say "lose your pistol (Lawgiver)", it states "lose your primary weapon".

My thought Dredd passing Anderson was also indication of Dredds own character evolutions. He was a mindless rule following but he too has evolved throughout the movie.

“Are you all ready for a sequel? You look ready.”

This is really good analysis. Wow.

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amazing work bro! amazing insight!

Yes this is real very real

The fact that Alex Garland had two other movies prepped, with movie 3 featuring The Dark Judges..... Keep in mind Alex Garland directed Annihilation, IMAGINE THE SHIT HE COULDA DONE WITH THE DARK JUDGES!!!!

I absolutely love Dredd ! I hope we gonna see more of him. Imagine game like Arkham City only in Judge Dredd universe... Would love to have the helmet as well.

One among the 7.65k subscribers in a channel that did these before they were cool

This is the same way I'd have fun thoughts about cartoons as a kid

really? NO, all your conclusions are wrong because all your solutions are based on assumption. you need to start over. but frankly, unless you’re a maths mind you’ll likely never figure this story out. even the author does not understand his own story, that’s s clue.

honestly this vidieo explains something i believe few truly get behind the judges. they are not an authoritarian millinery force that act as judge jury executioner. they are the judge who read the law, the jury that assets the charges and the Executone that expenses the law. so if an judge deceid the punishjment dont fit the crime they are in there right to let an ciminal run an nonoe other than an superior officer has any right to object there action

I was reading Dredd in 2000AD comic books back in the 1980s and Urban portrays Dredd accurately, at least in my imagination.

I actually prefer the Carl Urban’s Judge Dred than stallion’s version.

I fucking love the Sealab 2021 vibe.

In cursed earth dredd outright promises a full pardon to spikes rotten a criminal to deliver a antidote to megacity 2 he names a random brutal murderer a honorary judge after the day the law died he kills multiple judges in that story too knowing its unavoidable Even in the comics where dredd is a satire of fashisem he bends the rules slightly for the greater good

DREDD (2012) jas been one of my favorite movies since the first time I watched it. I completely agree with everything you said about this movie. It's all the same thoughts I have had about it.