>Hack Snyder will go onto a long and successful career with DC movies
>There will be at least another decade of Marvel movies
>we'll still never get Dredd 2
>>81170031
>>81170031
These are exact thoughts Urban was having when he was playing Dredd.
>>81170031
>No more Anderson
Life is suffering
>>81170251
>Those videos she and Karl did thanking everyone for showing interest
>>81170031
I watched this the other day expecting a meh movie
It was one of the most pleasant movie related surprises Ive had and I would really love to see a sequel.
>>81170031
Being a Dredd fan is suffering.
>>81170251
She was aggressively cute for this kind of movie. Everyone else was dirty ugly and grungy except her.
>>81172235
>She was aggressively cute for this kind of movie. Everyone else was dirty ugly and grungy except her.
This shouldn't be seen as a bad thing.
![[takes intense bite].png](https://i.imgur.com/QeZSEF0.png "[takes intense bite].png")
>Tried watching Dredd with all my friends
>They all thought it was absolute shit and some even left half way through
Oh.
>>81174008
Normies hate it because no Stalone.My brother was mad he didn't yell "I am the law" [/spoiler ]
>>81174008
I hope that was the Stallone version you were watching. If not then they were never truly your friends to begin with.
>>81173925
It literally took me out of the movie because it was distracting with how cute she was
>>81174220
>It literally took me out of the movie because it was distracting with how cute she was
Don't worry, if they ever make a Dredd 2 she'll probably look as stone-faced and hardened as Dredd. Then she won't be cute anymore.
>>81170031
>>81170031
Stop reminding me Anon. Jesus, that fucking pace, that tone, that design work. It's such a fucking perfect film.
I saw it in theatres four times, I bought the DVD twice because they had that big drive to get it into the charts again. I've bought Underbelly and signed every petition.I've been itching like a crack addict for a sequel to this since day one.
I'm not even that into 2000AD.
You guys do realize that even if a Dredd 2 ever comes about, it's going to be underwhelming and people will bitch about how it's not as good as the first, right?
Rule of thumb for something like this is always "bad end".
>>81177744
Bullshit. They said the second one was going to be America, with Dark Judges being the third.
America the film would've been fucking sweet.
>>81177800
No they wanted the second movie to be Day the Law Died
>>81177815
I actually can't find any info at all on what storyline they were going to go with, dunno where I got America from.
Urban said it'd be an origin story, with Dredd going out to the Cursed Earth to find Fargo, while Garland said he'd like to start and end the film with Chopper, and also include Fargo, Giant, The Angel Gang and "a version" of Satanus.
http://screenrant.com/dredd-sequel-trilogy-story-alex-garland/
http://screenrant.com/dredd-2-origin-story-judge-fargo-cursed-earth-mutants/
Bring it to Netflix senpai, best case scenario.
Maybe we can convince Ryan Reynolds to produce the sequels.
He's rolling in studio credibility after Deadpool, and he seems like the kind of guy who would be willing to become the patron saint of people who want comic book movies done right.
>>81177744
Nah. If Garland got the chance to both write and direct it would have been good. Cursed Earth stories are always good. That's what was next.
>>81174131
Did Karl yell a single time? I can't remember him doing it.
His Dredd was the fucking best. Totally cool and by the book. "You're still on assessment, rookie."
"Mama isn't the law, I am the law"
He didn't yell it but he was on a loudspeaker to the whole goddamn block, so it was loud enough
>>81172235
That was the point.
>>81170251
My heart belongs to Hershey.
>>81170031
It was perfect.I didn't see it in theatres, I was thinking of it, but I didn't. I barely go to one movie a year though.I have failed this megacity
>>81181884
I'd love to have an outtake where the chief asks him, "So, is she a pass or a fail?" And Dredd responds. "She's a fail. She lost her primary weapon and let a guilty criminal walk free."
>>81170031
I really liked BvS
But fuck, this hurts a lot. Why don't normies like Dredd?
>>81187576
>Why don't normies like Dredd?
>3D
>Normal people don't care about Karl Urban
>Residual bad vibes from the Stallone one
>Trailers were complete shit
It was a mix of things.
>>81187576
It didn't get the marketing/hype that BvS got. If BvS had gotten Dredd's marketing it would've been a colossal flop. I literally only ever saw one TV commercial for Dredd and it was on some off the wall station in the middle of the night. and It wasn't anything but like a 10 second "trailer."
>>81174008
I watched it with all my friends and everyone loved it.
Still thought Expendables was better, but they're plebs.
This is your fault, /co/. You were so busy sucking Big Two cock that you completely ignored this movie.
>>81187236
First film in years I actually went to see in the cinema.
It was glorious. And the first time 3D didn't annoy me.
>>81187817
It wasn't advertised. The distributor sabotaged it.
>>81187870
Yeah, it was a conspiracy. As usual.
>>81187993
Not him but distributor did a piss poor job. In france the movie wasn't even released in most theater.
How the he'll could they have managed the Dark Judges in this setting? It would be so out of place in this more realistic world.
>>81188243
Well, why didn't you use the power of the Internet? You could have contacted the distributors or something, but noooo...
>>81187644
There was NOTHING released for this film until six months before release. We had a cast list and we knew Dredd wouldn't take his helmet off. That's it.
We got no images, no trailer, no hype, until SIX MONTHS before release. To illustrate, Marvel CURRENTLY waits six months before their movie to release a trailer, because they know they can break even on brand recognition alone.
>>81187870
spent the promotion budget on fixing the 3D
>>81170031
>Snyder will go onto a long and successful career with DC movies
/co/ definitely helped him a lot.
>>81188433
95% of the movie takes place in a single "block"
We don't actually know much of anything about the world.
>>81188881
Too early to start with the Cursed Earth Saga, don't you think?
>>81188881
Garland's intent with world design was to base it far more in our world than the comics ever did. It's supposed to be feasibly grounded. It would take a lot of explanation for the Dark Judges to fit in.
>>81170031
>No new Hellboy movie
>No new Ghost Rider
>No Spider-Maguire 4
>No The Mask revival thanks to Son of Mask
>people will take Deadpool the wrong way and make pointless adjustments to make their super hero movies a hard PG-13/R.
>Marvel is Marvel
>Zack Snyder will ruin DC movie universes with his forced religious imagery and comparisons
Damn, hoping Bat Affleck and Lego Bat are good for DC's sake
>>81184593
>tfw no Hershey in Dredd 2
Feels bad creep.
>>81170031
This is why we'll never get a 40K movie either. It's not a "wee happy good guys vs bad guys" kinda thing so it probably wouldn't sell on the screen any more than Dredd did.
>>81189046
>Marvel is Marvel
Wow, rude.
>>81189350
>ywn see a Band of Brothers-quality adaptation of the Gaunt's Ghosts novels
existence is punishment
>>81189382
Nothing much they're doing wrong, or at least that ive been paying attention to.
I'm actually excited for Apocalypse and Civil War looks exactly what it looks like, another Avengers movie with the Avengers title.
>>81189470
>Civil War looks exactly what it looks like
Crap, yes.
>>81189470
*without
>>81189484
That too
>>81189350
It's not a matter of being not happy, it's a matter of having a shit initial adaptation and no promotion.
If Netflix or HBO did Gaunts Ghosts and gave it the same amount of promotion as Thrones, it'd probably work.
>>81189462
Oh Emperor damn you stop. Hell I would settle for a well-done HBO series of the Emperor and his Thunder Warriors uniting Earth before moving on to Mars and bringing them into his embryonic Empire. So much potential in that universe to exploit. So many possibilities...
>>81189535
That's key right there. As others have pointed out, Dredd got pretty much NO promotional love at all before release which was the nail in it's coffin.
>>81189350
I feel this is more gamesworkshop being fucking terrible with their properties than any kind of audience or studio thing.
>>81189721
This. The only reason they're still around is because they charge an arm and a leg for their stupid figures.
I can't wait for 3D printing to finally kill them
>>81189350
>It's not a "wee happy good guys vs bad guys"
>Not having complete and unwavering faith and loyalty to the noble and righteous Imperium
>>81189796
>>81189350
40K and Dredd are cut from the same satirical British edge but what capecucks and normies refuse to understand is that despite the morals of the times they exist in being mostly alien and abhorrent to us, both the Judges and the Imperium are the closest thing to maintaining order and preserving any semblance of civilization or the fucking survival of the human race.
>>81189721
>>81189780
I can't wait for 3D printing to kill them off and then someone with a brain buy their IP and put it to good use. It this rate even Disney would be worlds better.
>>81189796
Imma get blammed, aren't it?
>BLAM
Yep.
>>81189876
This is also true. They're both about people making the best out of horrendously bad situations.
I never cared much for the new movie, mostly because of the setting. It just felt like Robocop with Dredd instead of Robocop, I forget if it even took place in Megacity 1 or if they actually called it dystopian future detroit, because that's what it was
>>81189876
>both the Judges and the Imperium are the closest thing to maintaining order and preserving any semblance of civilization or the fucking survival of the human race.
I think that argument holds more water in 40K than it does in Dredd. In Dredd you have space colonies that in cases like Insurrection were shown to survive better without Justice Dept's authorities, cities like Oz with more relaxed laws and even Cursed Earth settlements with more or less normal people. Like in 40K, you do have enemies who will stop at nothing short of the total annihilation of the human race, but the situation is much less dire once you look at the bigger picture.
Plus, Dredd does a great job of asking wether an existence like that is even worth it, which is the kind of deep-rooted thematic ambiguity that makes the strip so compelling.
>>81189876
40k is probably poking more fun at authoritarian goverments than Dredd does and the deadpan gallows humour is exaggerated to such a degree that people might think it's 100% sincere at a first glance.
Hell, one of the original concepts with the Emperor was that he could just as well be a defunct ruler that did absolutely nothing, and just a corpse that a bunch of crazy morons still treated as their leader 10000 years after his death.
This was mostly satire of blind trust in authority and religion. Now sadly Games Workshop treats it less as satire.
>>81190069
Mega City 01 has honestly seen more atrocities and cataclysmic events than the average civilized planet in the Imperium ever sees in centuries. The Justice Department is arguably more strict than even the Imperium when it comes to petty laws but the world they inhabit is legitimately MORE insane than 40K in many respects or at least on par, and it's only one planet.
>>81190069
Doesn't Dredd share the same setting as Nemesis the Warlock that is basically the original source material for 40k?
>>81190232
40K is less satirical now but as a consequence they've scaled back the Imperium to be more reasonable and more 'Lawful Neutral' than full-blown apeshit. Even the Space Marines act nicer these days, in Shield of Baal one even runs back into a tyranid swarm to rescue a cowering Guardsman.
>>81190284
Yeah, I kinda hate this. It has taken the fun out the setting.
>>81174008
>show trailer to friend to try and get him interested
>realize I forgot how bad the trailer was
>weakass out of context use of Karl's awesome but low-key "I am the law" delivery
>weakass out of context use of "Judgment time"
>friend laughs, shakes his head, says he'll never watch it
I forgot how shit the marketing was until I rewatched that trailer.
>>81190272
They share the same anthology, 2000AD, but not the same setting. Unless you want to get into Pat Mills' crazy-ass shared universe deal, in which case we're gonna be here a while.
>>81190246
I think it's also a matter of how focused the narrative in Dredd is. 40K's has enough worlds and enough narratives that the individual effect of, say, an Arbites arresting a dude for littering is less than inconsequential. Dredd, meanwhile, has a whole story devoted to it.
>>81190359
I like Pat Mill's wild ride, though. Shame that Vampire Requiem Chevalier is being published at a snail's pace.
>>81190485
Oh God, yes. To this day he's still got one of the strongest authorial voices in UK comics, for better or for worse.
>>81190561
Well, you kinda need a nutjob/unconventional mind to get all those creative ideas and insane leaps of logic work in harmony. It's not something they teach in schools or manuals.
>>81190726
Heh, they asked the director of the Future Shock documentary if there was any footage he had to cut that he wished he could've kept, and he said that they filmed a good five hours of Pat Mills alone, and all of it was gold.
I'd buy that director's cut.
>>81178108
So much this, I hope everyone has signed the petition. At this point though, I'd settle for a series of Animated features like the current DC stuff, based on the comics. Shit nigga even some of the Hellboy comics got adapted into a couple of cartoon movies. Being a Dredd fan is truly suffering.
>>81190784
I could imagine. There was an interesting blog he made regarding one of his influences for Torquemada being a pedophile monk he grew up with. So I figure hearing about the ideas and influences from a creative mind such a Pat's would be a pleasure for a director.
>>81190485
> latest book has been out for a while
> still no translation
>>81191683
Everytime I think about it I sigh loudly. I have been waiting years for it to come out.
>>81189016
Anyone have this in black & white??
>>81193612
Here you go.
>>81194170
Thank you kindly, Judge Anon!
