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  57. In a dystopian future, Joseph Dredd, the most famous Judge (a police officer with instant field judiciary powers), is convicted for a crime he did not commit and must face his murderous counterpart.
  58. In a dystopic future, where urban areas have grown into Mega-Cities that cover entire coastal regions, the justice system has evolved to a single person invested with the power of police, judge, jury and executioner: the Judge. Among the Judges of Mega-City One, Judge Joseph Dredd is one of the best, and a particular favorite of the Head of the Council, Chief Justice Fargo. But there are evil forces at work in the Justice Department: block riots and the escape of Rico, a homicidal maniac, are only steps in a plan that ultimately lead to the sentencing of Dredd for a murder he did not commit. And Dredd must discover the secrets of his own past and survive to stop the evildoers.
  59. While not Stallone&#39;s best (see original Rocky or Cliffhanger for that) it&#39;s got good humour to fill in the patchy plot problems. For Stallone to allow another onscreen character to mock his real life speech impediment &quot;I am the law!&quot; was a memorable scene in an otherwise forgettable film.<br/><br/>It&#39;s not Stallone&#39;s fault that DREDD is not a well received film. Many comic book characters have tried to aspire as entertainment for mass audiences on the big screen and failed (First 2 Superman movies and original Batman movie not included).<br/><br/>Overall the film is about 2 1/2 stars out of 5.<br/><br/>I&#39;ll leave you with what I thought was the biggest laugh of the movie<br/><br/>.... in one scene Armande Assante and Stallone are described as from the same gene sequencing and both are supposed to be 2 metres tall!!! Boy did I laugh at that one, 6&#39;7&quot; of Stallone? I was looking for a stepladder to be mentioned in the closing credits!!!
  60. At face value, Judge Dredd isn&#39;t a particularly bad film. There&#39;s nothing that makes you want to take a sledgehammer to your television while watching it. There&#39;s nothing that will cause your brain to scream at you for exposing it to such trite.<br/><br/>But then, on the other hand, there&#39;s nothing that could be considered to be engrossing, or exciting, or moving, or interesting, or worthwhile. This film is what you&#39;d expect a computer to come up with when faced with the task of turning the Judge Dredd license into a film. Everything&#39;s there, it all fits together, but it&#39;s all cold, soulless and emotionless. This film displays no passion, no joie de vivre, no emotion, no humanity. It&#39;s a product churned out of a factory with the sole purpose of earning money. It&#39;s a slap in the face to cinema as a means of human expression, and as such completely, totally worthless and deplorable.
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  62. He later elaborated: From what I recall, the whole project was troubled from the beginning. The philosophy of the film was not set in stone - by that I mean &quot;Is this going to be a serious drama or with comic overtones&quot; like other science fiction films that were successful? So a lotta pieces just didn&#39;t fit smoothly. It was sort of like a feathered fish. Some of the design work on it was fantastic and the sets were incredibly real, even standing two feet away, but there was just no communication. I knew we were in for a long shoot when, for no explainable reason Danny Cannon, who&#39;s rather diminutive, jumped down from his director&#39;s chair and yelled to everyone within earshot, &quot;FEAR me! Everyone should FEAR me!&quot; then jumped back up to his chair as if nothing happened. The British crew was taking bets on his life expectancy. a5c7b9f00b
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