Judge Dredd - Caravan Of Garbage
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- Judge Dredd brought the classic 2000 AD comic was first bought to life in live action though the 1995 Sylvester Stallone movie. As far as a Judge Dredd movie it's...pretty far off the mark but not without some interesting world building and cod pieces. Some even consider it a cult classic. Some people think it's a full on big pile of crap. This is our Caravan Of Garbage review.
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Would you push your mother down the stairs for that thing we said?
No, my mother is very nice, you bloody dog. Nah you're alright, but I still won't push my mum down stairs STOP ASKING ME
Yes
In MegaCityOne it is illegal to push your mother down the stairs. It is also illegal to not push your mother down the stairs. Either way the punishment is Death.
Depends how I feel (everyone who liked this is a monster)
Haven't even watched the video yet, but James I trust you. Yes.
This movie would have been perfect if he kept the helmet on the whole time and then at the end took it off only to reveal he had dreddlocks
Soundtrack by Dredd Zeppelin.
I don't know, that sounds kinda dreddful ...
What this movie needed was a scene of Judge Dredd in the kitchen, baking a nice, fresh, hot loaf of dredd...
badum tiss
@@What.99while watching his favorite web series "Dreddsworld."
This may be a 1995 movie, but it looks and feels like a 1985 movie
FabulousKilljoy917 Yep. But the character looks so 90s, like a rob liefeld character brought to life.
That's kind of an insult to Beyond Thunderdome
There's way too much bad CGI for it to look like 1985. The first tentative steps in that direction in the '80s were far better. The glass knight in Young Sherlock Holmes still looks damn good.
@@mpeacraft8585 its a 70s costume..
1985 had some great films, how dare you!
Judge Dredd awkwardly receiving a kiss from a regular person and not having any chemistry is the most comic accurate part of the movie.
I vaguely recall that there was a story where he had a female stalker who does kiss him when she gets arrested, so if course Dredd ups her sentence my another few years 😂
This film inspired me to forgo law school and simply learn everything about Dredd, seeing as he IS the law and all.
I literally lol'd
is there law?
You made the right choice bro.
You made the right choice.
LAWWW
Society thanks you.
There was an alt cut where Fergie dies?
#releasetheschneidercut
Underrated comment
Just cut out that bit where he's on the stretcher and there you go.
@@brockenglish7602 all you have to do is press fast forward for about a second on your remote thats what i did
@@shelbyvillerules9962 HIGHLY underrated.
Aaaand everyone wishes they had thought of this.
Showing my age here but actually as a teenager I was an extra for ten days on this movie so I have a real soft spot for it. I can confirm that the Mega City One outdoor set was indeed built on the exact same lot as Gotham City from Batman (although rumour had it on set that it was a little larger and so - at that time - the biggest set ever built). It was actually two streets - one Main Street that was over half a mile long & one smaller cross street (where the bars were on one side of Main Street & the smaller alleyway where they find the ABC Warrior on the other.
Was there on set for that final shot where Stallone walks out of the courthouse & Can also confirm that I did NOT see Rob Schneider that day so yeah - for sure that was a pick up.
The set WAS incredible though - as were the props/vehicles/costumes - everyone had super-high hopes that this was finally gonna be Judge Dredd “done right” as apparently Danny Cannon was a big big fan of the source material. Shame it didn’t quite work out that way. I have very fond memories of making it though :)
Nah the set and cast of the film is good except Sylvester Stallone I think he is the reason this film fail if he could just stick to the original script and wear the helmet through all the film this could turn out to be a cult classic or selling a million of tickets instead what we got is a good practice effects and set movie with a boring leading protagonist
The funniest line of the movie (and high point of Rob Schneider's career):
(arguing about breaking into Megacity)
Stallone: "There's a maniac loose in the city!"
Schneider (and everyone watching the film): "What a coincidence - there's one out here too!"
Please no bigger highlight than Duece Bigalow
@@COLE_PRODUCTIONS easily better highlight than Deuce Bigalown, which is held back by its terrible sequel... 😉
The "Hello, cursed earth pizza" gets me sometimes lol
PLEEEEEEEEASE let this portend a Demolition Man episode of Caravan.
I honestly don’t know what The difference is? Can someone help the uninitiated out ?
@@aweffs Demolition Man is rasonably good film , Judge Dredd isn't. There's only been one good Judge Dredd film and that's Verhoeven's Robocop
@@Tymbus I would venture to say that Demolition Man was frickin amazing. Wesley was in rare form.
@@aweffs *Demolition Man* predicted the following:
- No more toilet paper and mandated social distancing (no physical contact)
- Full-time virtual meetings supported by avatar-like machinery; tablet-based Facetime
- High cultural reliance on voice commands and virtual assistants
- Public smoking bans
- Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes president (predicted before he got into politics and became the governor of California)
- Taco Bell wins the franchise wars, rules the world, becomes the fanciest restaurant chain in the world
- US grows soft on crime, hard on microaggressions
- Offensive language policing
- Violent men are reprogrammed to be more feminine
- Orwellian suppression of liberal values for the greater good (SJW fascism); rise of underground libertarianism as a response
- Inability to handle real bullies like Trump
, who don't back down from mean words
- Sexual consent is so over pronounced that... well, you'll see
- Disney-style over-commercialization leads to clean, white washed, family-friendly music: best "jams" are old commercials, like the Oscar Meyer Wiener song
- Unhealthy things are outlawed, leading fatty burgers to become an underground, black market kind of thing for the poor (imagine Whole Foods priced poor people out of their markets and then put a lobby in government to increase their market share)
Stallone's Judge Dredd is largely a critique of toxic masculinity, with its blind aggression and stupid adherence to unreasonable standards. Demolition Man, aside from some ironically accurate funny takes on modern society, is a superior movie and a fantastic ode to people who see the follies of modern feminism.
TH-cam channel Darwinian Thought had a great video about this: th-cam.com/video/bIDim654dQc/w-d-xo.html
He astutely pointed out that the one thing Demolition Man couldn't predict was the odd turn of events that resulted in modern feminism becoming strange bedfellows with the most misogynistic of major religions by over-emphasizing the "nurture" element of human development, causing them to over-sympathize with their own oppressors.
*Edit:* There are pros & cons to capitalism and pros & cons to socialism. Criticizing either one doesn't automatically make you an extremist for the other side, particularly when you criticize an extremist subset of beliefs like laissez-faire economics. Similarly, there are pros & cons to feminism and pros & cons to traditional gender views. Feminists have incorrectly framed the situation as an either/or ultimatum, which is a false dichotomy -- there are plenty of different and healthy directions we can go in the pursuit of gender equality.
There are also feminists who believe that all PIV sex (penis-in-vagina) is automatically rape. That is an extremist view that should be roundly criticized, even (and especially) among people who believe in the equality of women. Their more mainstream beliefs are also easily disproved (e.g. wage gap, nurture over nature). I believe in the equality of women, but the feminist views of the Democratic party have left them unable to protect the democracy of the United States from autocrats like Trump, putting the entire world in danger. I have a right to be upset about that.
If you disagree with me, that's your prerogative -- but insults aren't valid arguments that anyone should bother considering. Read some books, and get better acquainted with how the world really works.
Mason technically didn't lie, though; Danny Cannon WAS involved in Geostorm; he directed its reshoots.
Technically correct! The best kind of correct!
I Cann the law.
Funtime trivia: The FX artist who created the Hammerstein robot for the movie wasn't *supposed* to base the robot on Hammerstein. No one noticed until the robot was built and shooting was underway, so the producers ended up having to unexpectedly shell out for the ABC Warriors comic licensing as well.
There is early concept art of the robot by several artists and the robot is clearly based on hammerstein in all the pieces. I think there is more to this story. Maybe the intent was to use hammerstein from the beginning but they didn't nail down the licensing till late in production.
So there's nothing stopping them from making an ABC warriors movie? Preferably during the time when Nemesis joined them.
@@stevegoodson9022 I'd imagine that license expired by now... It's been 25 years.
Funtime addendum: That FX artist was Judge Dredd Megazine artist Chris Halls (aka Cunningham), who went on to direct the music videos for Aphex Twin's "Come to Daddy" and Björk's "All Is Full of Love"
@@echidna8159 gotta love them robots. I know I do.
I can't hate this movie because somehow they had Stallone out there just eating a whole ham on screen, and then Armand Assante is like "Hold my cigar" right back and it's amazing.
I ham the law.
I can imagine the director asking these guys “do you have to yell all the lines?” And then they just both reply in unison “YES!”
@@Bloodynine606 "LIIIIIIINES!?"
Huge fan of both Sly and Assante!
@@Bloodynine606
To really hit the joke you should have said "Of course." with a clip from the Street Fighter movie.
The Batman who laughs ripped off the dark judges so hard
I knew I couldn’t be alone in noticing this!! It’s almost an exact copy lmao
I know right! And they think they are new characters lololollllollol
Did the dark judges storyline also get dragged on for a wholly unnecessary amount of time like the Batman who laughs
The problem with this movie is that the script and execution are that of a generic 80's action movie with only the skin of Judge Dredd on top. The Carl Urban one does have a generic script but the execution is fucking magnificent
the script was straight out of the comics. changes were made of course. mama was originally about 70 yrs old and 300 lbs, so heady's casting readily changed that, along with her entire backstory. each level was controlled by one of mama's son's, which would've been too video gamey for film. all in all, the tweeks were minor, but they upheld the spirit of the comics. the treatment for the sequel read pretty much like the america storyline from the megazine except with dredd as the main character.
It’s not generic it’s just simple. Which is why it works
Clearly never read the book.
@@Bloodynine606 A wise thing I learned from manga: it's generic only because it's the archetype that birthed a whole subgenre.
Or in Dredd's case, it's a successful reincarnation of the archetype that Judge Dredd codified.
Judge Dredd is to sci-fi dystopia superheroes what Superman is to caped superheroes. They both seem generic only because we've had them as references for long enough that they're part of the furniture now, and the only ones who can see them as fresh are people who never went into superhero comics or read dystopias.
If I’m the law and you’re the law, who’s flying the plane!?
The snakes.
"Does he have the chin?"
Dredd 2: starring Jay Leno.
You guys should do the Nick Cage Ghost Rider movies next.
I would push my mother UP the stairs to get her away from the TV playing Judge Dredd downstairs.
(I really like the production design on this one & I'll occasionally pop it on just to watch Assante go to town like its 10mins to closing at the 'all you can eat scenery buffet' & he hasn't eaten all day.)
I cram the law.
What a poetic comment!
Needed a dated joke where Hammerstein walks in and Stallone says "Stop, Hammerstein" with a cheeky wink to the camera.
MC Hammer might have been able to keep the mansion if they had
Yah I wonder how much those power line commercials paid him.
I Hamm the law.
It was all going well until you activated my flight or flight response with the Doki-Doki music. Why must you do this to me, Ben?
Just Monica.
Ben do be willin’ on that meme culture. He puts in so many things I’m not even sure James and Mason recognize and I always get a laugh out of it.
Look mister fancy pants, I am the law. Got it ?!
@Tom Ffrench great song that
"It's got comic books at the start!"
Garish American recolours. That's the first warning sign this movie has.
We Yanks don’t do “recolours.” We do recolors.
Judge Dredd is just... mundane. It’s not even funny. Demolition Man is the far superior 90s Stallone post-apocalyptic cheese-fest.
I Man the law.
Though it had some great moments. The robot design and movements are magnificent. The cast holds up really amazing except for Rob... like usual. Back in my 90s teen days I also really favored the costume design and some epic scenes like when Dredd gets stripped from his clothes or Max from Sydow has to walk into the desert.
it's not stallone, but I'm partial to Johnny Mnemonic
Absolutely, totally agree with ya mate. Such an underrated film at the time and not really appreciated at the time either. I remember it coming out and then my dad renting it on video but it was sort of at the tail end of the muscular action hero film craze and people wrote it off so quickly.
But a totally engrossing satire that is ALSO a great action movie. The world feels so real and just takes on tropes and gives them a really interesting spin. I only recently bought Demolition Man on Blu Ray and usually I save that for films I REALLY love. But I watched it a while ago and enjoyed it so much I had to get it.
I feel the same about Escape from L. A... sure it's not as good as original and it's nothing dramatically new but i think it's an excellent film and i really enjoy the world it shows.
You can tell a lot of thought went into Demolition Man's world. Just a simple line like them talking about 'the franchise wars' gets your imagination going...and the whole sea shell thing... Love it.
But LAW!!! Is one of the best bad movie lines
I'm kinda worried about how quickly you both jumped from "He'd sell his own mother" straight to "Push your grandmother down the stairs"
Also good on Ben for using DDLC music
A man of culture indeed
"Pushing grandma down the stairs" is a reference to a famous scene from the 1947 film Kiss Of Death.
th-cam.com/video/U_WEvWcVoFw/w-d-xo.html
Gimme a Judge DREDD movie with “DREDD”s character work, casting and realism but “JUDGE DREDD”s aesthetics! That would be magical
Fuckin' A! That is a perfect Dredd from the comics, absolutely agreed!
Is that Doki Doki literature club music during the trivia segment?
Never expected that paired with judge dredd
Gave me flashbacks
No. Just Monica.
Definitely
@@GraniteJet Monika**
Reading the Judge Dredd wikipedia page and found this quote from Sly:
"I knew we were in for a long shoot when, for no explainable reason Danny Cannon, who's rather diminutive, jumped down from his director's chair and yelled to everyone within earshot, "FEAR me! Everyone should FEAR me!" then jumped back up to his chair as if nothing happened. The British crew was taking bets on his life expectancy."
“ I am the LAW”
Love this cheese fest of a movie
The kiss in Judge Dredd is just as miss placed as Rey and Kylo kissing in The Rise of Skywalker
I'd say Rey and Kylo is more out of place. At least in the 90's we had the staple that regardless of their on screen chemistry or anything else that happened between them, the male and female leads of an action movie needed to kiss at the end.
Lol Disney had to complete the trilogy of kisses in Star Wars: Rey kisses Finns forehead in force awakens, Tico awkwardly kisses Finn in Last Jedi,, and Rey and kylo kiss in Rise. Sadly, that’s the most action anyone got in the whole series..except for palpatine.
@@thisisnotme33 The Borne identity did it best, Jason and Marie just embrace, no kiss
@@kotkln i thought pacific rim had the best.. they move there head in close and didnt
They should’ve had it be a random fan girl and have her be arrested like the comic panel they showed
Thanks for the shout out to Minty - we were making it at the same time as the 2012 Dredd, and chatted a bit with Alex Garland - there's even a bit of graffiti 'Minty is the Law' on the wall just before the mini-gun sequence.
I have seen a fan edit of the 1995 one which removes a fair bit of Rob Schneider and Stallone emoting too much...
Should have played the Judge Dredd game, its built to laugh at when you judge people for dumb crimes.
A friend was an extra on this film. Apparently Stallone stayed in his trailer every day except Press Day, whereas Schneider was generally about and friendly.
The production design, costumes, makeup, & practical ABC Warrior are legitimately astonishing. The script & acting doesn't work.
The best Judge Dredd movie we have is called Robocop.
It locks so 80s
The best Judge Dredd movie we have is called Dredd
Man I forgot how gorgeous Diane Lane was in this movie
Yes yes yes... This. She is ab absolute fox. They make her so dowdy for her Martha appearances. Even now she is a very beautiful woman in her 50s. She was around 30 here and just stunning.
She looks so sexy in 'Unfaithful'
Pity She Spent Her First Few Scenes NEEDING BACKUP.
Good ol’ Karl Urban’s Dredd was shot in my home town of Cape Town; I auditioned for one of the Judges that are sent to check on the disturbance at Peach Trees. We were made to cover our faces leaving only our mouths and jawline exposed. That movie took the helmet thing waaaaay serious. Didn’t get the part... boo!
It actually makes sense because only your body and jaw would be acting. They were probably looking for actors who could do that.
I've spent over 20 years defending this movie to people but I love it! Such a rich sci-fi world for time.
They should do a caravan of garbage for Rob Schneider films
I 'van the law.
The transformer movies didn't drive them insane but this definitely will.
Who would be willing to watch it? (Not me!)
I still like Stallone's Dredd a lot. For me it really caught the satirical stuff about Dredd and him from being a total and cruel fascist to being a more thoughtful fascist, much like what Dredd did with Anderson. They did shove a lot a world building and really paid homage to the comics with all the Chief Judges, Cursed Earth, the look of the Judges and Mega City One, Angel Gang and Mean Machine. Had sequels been made, you still have lots to pull from back then. I would have brought in the Apocalypse War and following all the death, invite in the Dark Judges for the third installment.
Interesting take. I prefer the Dredd version but this has its merits. (especially sexy Diane Lane) likke the lads say you can see the budget on screen and the world looks lived in and very diverse. I love the whole Cursed Earth being the wild west with radiation, I agree with you regarding the fascist aspects of Dredd and I think if there was a sequel it could have been better.
The way I see it is that back then there was the approach to make a comic or video game IP fit into a genre. This isn't a comic book movie or a Judge Dredd movie in the eyes of people at the time. It is a Stallone vehicle and a big shoot em up action film. So unfortunately, unlike today where say CA: The Winter Soldier is a CBM with spy thriller and action traits, this is those characters and that world molded and rewritten to fit into the action movie genre.
You seem to know your Dredd, I am from Ireland so we had plenty of 2000AD comics here(and Marvel UK) so I was familiar. I actually got a Slainè graphic novel for like my 9th birthday or something and the page after page of slime, wart covered monsters, dismemberment and massive tits were certainly something I paid attention to and remembered! And of course it being based around Celtic mythology...
Anyway even back then I had read enough Dredd to be surprised at Stallone getting the role and even more that it was just Rico he was against and not something a bit grander or more epic.
I think in retrospect if you look back and think of it as part one of a trilogy it could work well. It sets up the lore, it shows us the world very well, we get a taste of the potential it had.
Hopefully this Mega City One series wil come out and be good
WikipediaBrown is a 2000AD expert!?😍
Let's talk about Halo Jones...then Rogue Trooper...oh, then back to ABC Warriors.
Disclaimer: I have _NEVER_ used hearty eyed emoji unironically in my life...until now.
Did he mention Rogue Trooper? I didn't pick up on it.
What? No love for Slaine, Nikolai Dante, Nemesis and Sinister Dexter? Which are all better than Halo Jones 😝
this is one of my fav movies. i loved reading 2000 AD back then. when it came out i was only 14 so i was at the perfect age. the only things i ddnt like were the bikes had skinny wheels cuz they said they couldnt do big ones (which the dark knight would later prove wrong) and that he took his helmet off. oh and Rob Schneider. apart from that this film is great. it looked just like the comics i was reading at the time, it felt like them, t had the angel gang and mean machine looked exactly like he did in the books, and they had this awesome ABC robot in it that was so bad ass you know someone must still own that thing, ad it had a good story that was lifted straight from the books about Rico and Dredd being clones of the worlds greatest judges. if theyy had just took rob out this film would be perfect.
The new one suuuuuucked. it was basically a wholefilm about climbing a tower block. that was it. didnt even feel like judge dredd.
one day they will do a dredd film that looks like the 96 one but is as gritty as the karl urban one and has the dark judges in. that would be awesome.
also demolition manis another of my fav childhood movies. f*cking love that shit next to T2 and Aliens man.
"So you don't even have to do a crime" *picture of the American police force*
I remember my dad and I talking about how shocking it was for Dredd to even get the green light after how horrible Judge Dredd turned out. Seemed like a movie so bad it would kill its own franchise. I am glad I was wrong though. Dredd is stupid fun.
But it's the bad movies that _should_ get remade, and leave the ones that are perfectly fine alone. Are you listening, Disney???
The Karl Urban version needs a sequel
I actually quite like this film. It's a guilty pleasure. 2000AD did produce a tie-in comic adaption, that works really well as an introduction to the Dredd universe for the casual reader. And it works really well because it's freed of the hammy performances of some of the cast, and the tongue-in-cheek humour of a lot of the story is more in keeping with the spirit of the comic strip. I mean, in the wider Dredd strips, Dredd had a housekeeper droid called Walter the Wobot, who mispronounced everything, and there was a reoccurring fame-hungry character who was only famous or his outrageously oversized nose. So it's not out of place. 200AD obviously felt the movie and adaption were a good jumping in-point, as they launched a Dredd comic skewed at a slightly younger age group than you'd find in either 2000AD or Judge Dredd Megazine.
There's lots of things that work really well in the movie - the sets and design of Mega City One are totally accurate to the comic. The costumes are perfect - Dredd's armour would be completely impractical in real-life, but it looks great on screen. The Law-Master bikes look great, Mean Machine Angel and the Angel gang look great and in general the cast is excellent. Even Stallone isn't that bad in it. The main problem the movie faced, is that no-one outside of the UK really knew who Dredd was. There was no-way they'd have got the film made without a star name like Stallone attached, and there was no way a studio was going to pay for Stallone to appear in the film if his face was covered the whole time. It just wasn't going to happen. But I don't think it's absolutely awful. If you can track down a copy of the comic adaption, it's well worth a read.
If you watch the Karl Urban Dredd film, and then follow it with this Dredd film, imagining it's 30 years later, it works.
That thumbnail is just perfection.
I mean I somehow love this movie. Its just fun, quirky, and iconic. Its a really good memory movie.
Technically, The ABC Warriors are a part of Dredd's timeline.
John Wayne was not a draft dodger - that is a misconception. What happened is he tried to sign up and they wouldn't let him because they thought it'd be too big a blow to morale if he died. So he dedicated himself to making movies that supported the troops instead, but unfortunately that didn't go over too well with them and they considered him a joke. Really sad, honestly.
Danny Cannon did sort of make Geostorm.
He directed the reshoots.
#cannoncut
I'm DREDDING next week's episode, but in a good way
Get out.
I'm JUDGING you for that word choice
Who hurt you?
I remember kinda digging this, I loved the set and costume design, they should've played it more seriously.
I felt they could've done the helmet thing and set it up with throwaway lines in the first act, so when he is framed he has to take it off so it's a big symbolic moment many people seeing his face for the first time and/or you can have the rest of the film not showing his face, so it's , silhouette , and behind the head , extremely far and close up and the do the austin powers gag thing conveniently blocking his face in opportune moments.
Also I forgot how much of a smokeshow Diane Lane was in this.
The chemistry of these two always makes me laugh
In Demolition Man Stallone refers to sex as "the hunka chunka"
The new Dredd is dope af. Stallones created sucha stigma with the IP that everyone assumed this would be more of the same. Urban is great
Urban is great. Thirlby is great.
Everything else? Nope.
@@Ticketman99 Pity That Ma Ma Hasn't Feminised You With Her TEETH!
The 2012 Dredd Movie Is PERFECT!
@@renegade7357 LMAO pity that Ma Ma is a movie original character that has never showed up in the 2000AD comics.
Schneider was in Demolition Man as well
Stallone in the 80s is one thing, but completely over the top 90s Stallone? Perfection.
I think I've finished Dredd vs Death once but man I loved that game on the PS2. So many awesome mechanics in that game. Different ammo types, arresting people, the law meter and the different types of judges - medical ones, psi judges, dark judges etc.
The villain “chewing up scenery like a dog” is perfect
Weirdly enough my mother literally said "i thought you were gonna push me down the stairs there" to me the other day just because she didnt know I was there till she caught me in her peripheral vision. So maybe she thinks every man would do it too.
Being thrown downstairs by your children is like a motherhood rite of passage
That panel where the woman kisses Dredd and he sentences her to six months for unlawful contact with a judge is hilarious. I really should start reading the Dredd comics.
The first time I watched Judge Dredd is the first time I ever ate rice noodles, and now whenever I see clips from it or whatever I get the taste of rice noodles in my mouth. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Judge Dredd is probably the closest thing we’ll get to an F-Zero movie
The score and the production design are really terrific. Everything else, not so much.
1) I realize now that the robber in Home Alone was Joe Pesci.
2) Stallone in blue contacts looks like a Madame Tussauds doll.
3) Those pauldrons are a beautifully crafted piece of costuming.
Hi Ben from Canada. You might want to refrain from using the OK hand gesture, especially when pointing downwards. It no longer has the meaning you think it does.
Dropping some 2000ad knowledge, educating the masses.
Very much appreciated
I love this movie. It's cheesy fun.
James the funniest line in the movie is Stallone saying:
"Actually, they were roasted."
When Rob Schneider asks if anybody made it through the flame thing or whatever. I lied earlier, I did see this movie, but I was like 12 and that's the only thing I remember... because it was dumb lol
I'd forgotten just how much Perfect Dark cribbed the city and vehicle designs from this film.
The most recent Dredd film is amazing
Top of my sequel demands
95 Dredd is the greatest cinematic achievement of all time. This is a literal fact!
Why does this read like a trump tweet
@@nataliecameron Sounds More like Ben Shapiro
You could almost say it’s a law
@@nataliecameron Because Like Trump, This "Person's" Head Is Up His Arse For The Warmth.
You guys are hilarious and just earned a new subscriber. Also, I know removing the helmet isn't what ruins the movie, but man, he spends the majority of it helmet-less, and it certainly doesn't help matters. I'd be curious to see just how many minutes he's onscreen with versus without it.
Fun fact the taxis are Land Rovers and I saw one at Solihull years ago in some small building. The roller shutter was and there it was in all its glory. I’d like to think it’s still sitting around there somewhere.
The comparison on the photo, Stalone stands with two Ukranian boxers who are 2 meters tall. So it's obviously that he looks short standing with them.
exaclty , actually stallone is a bit taller than statham, deniro, brad pitt and many other stars , never understood the hate
The costume does look accurate. As a judge Dredd, someone who gets shot on a semi regular basis he's keenly aware that the armour needs to protect your most important parts, namely your shoulders and your junk, while leaving your core and every single one of your vital organs including your heart, which Dredd never uses but his body still needs to pump blood out of all the other organs that will have also been shredded by gunfire because they are only covered in a very thin layer of spandex.
Follow up to the accuracy of the look I have a very real question. Why is he wearing blue contacts? In the comic he never takes his helmet off so his eye colour is unknown. Armand Assante doesn't have blue eyes. In fact his eyes are the same colour as Stallone's. They're supposed to be twins or whatever so why not just keep their own eyes instead of both needlessly wearing blue contact lenses? Question complete. Awaiting answer...
Yesssssss thank you for doing this out of nowhere. I love Dredd comics because promotion for the '95 movie turned me on to them, but since I was 12 I couldn't see it till home video. Loved Mean Machine and ABC Warrior, the humor, even didn't mind Schneider. They really screwed themselves with that R rating, cuz it was perfect for younger folk.
Mason saying "i'm doing a crime!" Gave big "Buy me a pint!" Energy
“I only kiss the law” 🤣🤣
In That Case, The Law Is A Literal ARSE!
Day 9 of asking james to set up a camera when they record the pod
James' imitation of the "...I AM THE NEW BEGINNING!" was great. And I believe it, James is the new beginning.
Editing applause for the "god fuckin damnit" while panning on a picture of the pope. 🤣🤣🤣 CHEF'S KISS!
Me: doing an online test
My braincell: hey theres a new caravan of garbage
*I really liked Stalone's Judge Dredd. Everything was done well, the costumes were great, the ABC robot is one of my all-time favorites, and Snyder was good comic relief. The fact that Dredd was a prick and had to learn the hard way that the law wasn't infallible was the entire point of the movie.I know it didn't hold up to the comics, and that's probably why the fans trounced it, but for someone who never read an issue, it was a very solid movie.*
I totally agree that this review completely misses the (not particularly subtle) point that Dredd was supposed to be an asshole who learns something in the course of the movie. Snyder was 'good' though? Meds.
That's a bold statement
you mentioned Scott Wilson, most known for playing Hershal in The Walking Dead
today was in fact quite a fitting day to mention him, it’s two years since he passed 💛 may he rest in peace ✌️
13:35 Holy cow, did they put Armand Assante’s eyes through a filter? They’re so big in this shot.🥺
You missed when the chief justice does his big speech he has a giant booger flapping around in the wind.
People hated the movie when Dredd took off his helmet In the final cut and that Stallone had a big ego on the set.
Shaine White For marketing it makes sense. It’s like why Marvel keep showing Robert downy jrs face on the posters while wearing the iron man suit.
I enjoy caravan of garbage so much! I'd love to see you do one on Rat Race (2001 with John Cleese). My whole family watches it together at Christmas because it's so ridiculous and universally funny.
“And he went to his minions”
I don’t why but the word minions made it extra funny
First! You all owe me RENT HAHA
You weren't first, NERD
@@BenDoverSports *speaks in Chinese*
“You’ll get your rent when you fix this damn door!” 😄
I quote the "eat recycled food" line all the time, yet I remember almost nothing else of this movie other than "I AM THE LAW!"
There are only 2 volume settings for James -
Mumble
Yell
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TRIVIA ABOUT BOTH MOVIES:
The costume in Dredd is Also accurate.
Matt Wagner wanted the costume to be a streamlined leather biker uniform inspired by David Carradine's Frankenstein from Death Race 2000.
But artist Carlos Ezquerra designed a gaudy outfit with extra armor and chains.
So artist Mike McMahon was brought on and he designed a stripped down simplistic version of the costume.
Carlos' concept design was rejected by Wagner, Which he described as looking like a "Spanish pirate".
'John' Wagner.
Mick McMahon drew the first published Judge Dredd strip. He didn't redesign the character.
@@HappyCynic you're right about the Matt/John slip up. My bad.
And SOMEBODY redesigned Dredd.
Because the crazy giant shoulder pads and huge golden eagle were Ezquerra's original design that Wagner vetoed.
Then after returning, Ezquerra brought back his look.
@@HappyCynic I've actually been researching this, since then. Mike McMahon did actually redesign the character. Carlos Ezquerra had at least one maybe two designs for Dredd before the first issues were released. Due to behind the scenes issues Ezquerra left the project. Look up Judge Dredd's first appearance in 2000 AD Prog 2 and look up Carlos Ezquerra original concept art. They are not the same. Similar, sure, but clearly went through a redesign.
I love this movie. Better than Dredd for me.
LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWRR- Donald Trump or Dredd? Who said it louder?
I was an extra in this film. It was a great set
"Rob Schneider is a futuristic petty criminal with nothing going for him! The only problem is, he's about to become...Judge Dredd's sidekick! He's about to find out that being Judge Dredd's sidekick isn't as easy as it looks! Robb Schneider is...Judge Dredd's Sidekick! Rated PG-13."
I'm sure you guys didn't intended to do this, but "Eskimo" is a derogatory term. People from Nunavut are referred to as the Inuit. I understand people are constantly getting on each other about being PC, but Inuit people I know, HATE that this is not well known or being implemented enough.
Out of genuine interest: what does the "E" word mean to the Inuit/Nunavut people? Is there an offensive historical context, such as the "N" word, or is it more of a derogatory term, such as the "M" word for short people? Or is it something else alltogether?
I would always try to use the terms that people would identify with anyway but find it useful to know why.🙂
@@Ballbagsaggins There is still debate about the etymology of the word, but one school of thought is that it is derived from a Cree word meaning 'eater of raw meat' which would, if correct, have pejorative undertones. Whatever the origin of the word, it is not what the Inuit people call themselves, and as such Inuit should be the preferred term (or Aleut, Yupik, etc. depending on which indigenous peoples are being discussed).
@@Simian-bz7zo Awesome. Thanks. 🙂
Love the '90s Mandalorian. I remember that was on after Power Rangers and Beetle Borgs. I always thought it was weird that they called it the '90s Mandalorian, but it all made a lot more sense in 2019.
I actually liked this movie. As a 'blockbuster'. As something you just go out to enjoy and have fun with. It never was made to be edgy, serious, or to make you think. It was just what it was, a comic book turned to a movie, and it had Stallone. And honestly, it was fun. And I think he did it pretty good, and man, Armand Assante as usual putting down a great run. I agree though that it would have been interesting to have a two-movie run where he got framed in the second, but it is what it is. I liked Dredd with Urban a lot too though, that was just amazing, but at times a little sterile, I can say I think i grew more into 'stallone' as dredd, then Urban, because you started rooting for him at one point, there was a story there. With Dredd3D, you had Urban, underneath the mask, but he never felt really human or being able to connect. You felt much more for the weird mutant girl, instead of Dredd. Hell, Dredd3D felt like playing a video game and Dredd was just a scripted NPC which you had to follow. Somehow, Dredd3D also felt like there was a 'pre story' missing to feel for Dredd. For example, if you take Robocop (totally different story i know) you have his history before he turned a badass cyborg, and thanks to that, he can do whatever he want and you are rooting for him. With Dredd3D, you just get introduced into a future world, people behave shitty, and the police is simply really hard and violent. That's it. It's really just that, there's no deeper story, there's no emotional bond to work on. With Stallone's dredd, I agree that him being set up doesnt really do MUCH, but, still, the brother and clone story with Armand Assante turns it into something where you can 'feel' something. If they had Urban's dredd have flashbacks for example where he remembers the cruel world when he was a child, where his child friends when he was still a child for example suffered, were killed, abused, murdered, perhaps make it dark and suggest rape, and you have Urban's dredd fight against THAT world, where people can feel something, then I think that would have worked better. In that aspect, i have got to give it, I preferred Stallone's Dredd. And yes, the costume, atleast the body, despite being spandex, was better.
They were going to explore Dredd and Mega City One's origins in a sequel.
From time to time I laugh and repeat to myself "YOU BETRAYED THE LAW!" "LllLaaAAWWwwww!", both deliveries are so incredibly bad that they are the funniest shit to me