Dredd - Three Gatling Guns vs Dredd.. No Problem - 2012 Dredd Gatling Gun Scene
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2017
- As Dredd and Judge Anderson attempt to find a way to survive and escape from Peachtrees Mama is able to corner them on one level with three Gatling Guns, is it finally enough to take out Dredd?
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Just realized that the guy who made Astartes used this scene as inspiration for one of the combat sequences.
What’s that? If it’s anything like this I got to see it lol
@@chrisdooley6468 it’s a fan-made warhammer animated short series. It’s better than most films even though it’s made by one guy. The original videos got taken off TH-cam but just search astartes and you can still find them
Is that true or just your guess? You're right that this could easily be an inspiration.
@@0xCAFEF00D He used sequnces of soundtrack from this movie at least.
I realized the same thing 😁
"That's what worries me." and "Oh sh!t." A true badass is not devoid of fear, but is able to act courageously in spite of it. Really enjoyed and appreciated Karl Urban's rendition of Judge Dredd.
I remember that swear words in comics were replaced. Like grud, drokk, dokk.
If you're staring down three miniguns and they're after you, you better have SOME fear :o)
@@ryandonovan5895 or some thought on which direction you're running
Dredd is the baddest and toughest son of a bitch alive in Mega City but hes not stupid to play chicken with death against 3 fucking gatling guns. Scared yes, realistically assessing the situation to get out alive is more important.
Is he Baltar minus helmet?
A telling touch in this entire sequence is how at no point does Dredd stop to warn citizens to seek shelter, stay back, or follow him when he retreats. Not even the children. It's a stark reminder that the Judges prime directive is to punish, not to serve the public. Dredd would of course accurately record how many citizens died at the clan's hands, and would take those deaths into account when sentencing them - yet he wouldn't actually do much, if anything, to prevent those deaths beforehand. That's not his job.
It comes to the forefront at the end when Anderson actually stops to rescue and assist a civilian and Dredd demands to hear her reasoning for doing this. He does allow her to proceed - her rationale is acceptable and it even factors in to Dredd passing her appraisal. But again, Dredd, following protocol to the letter, is concerned only with whether the individual should be punished, not with offering aid.
I doubt many people would listen to a Judge, even in that scenario. They're already taking cover and hiding without any directive. Dredd has possibly tried this in the past without success, or it has prompted people to follow him when they probably shouldn't. Getting people to follow him would be a death sentence for them. He offers no aid because really, he can't beyond eliminating threats. Offering aid is a paramedic's job.
100% - people say this movie misses the essence of the comics, and whilst the distinctly British satirical edge isn't *as* pronounced as it is in 2000AD I really think they nailed this characterisation of Dredd.
Shows in the way people react to him too. They know he's not there to help them per say. He's there for judgement.
@Richard Head the satirical black humour was the very essence of Dredd though. The captured his severity and intimidating nature, but that's only half of the picture
if they cannot figure out to get down low and crawl then they were too dumb to live. also there was nowhere to run to
This movie successfully wiped Stallone's out of my brain.
Seen this movie as many times as I've seen The Dark Knight.
*Reality*
Mama:"concentrate the fire"
Dude:"WHAT!?'
irl: what do you mean we're broke? You mean to say that bullets cost money and/or resources to import/produce, and we like, emptied the entire building's worth of rifle ammo?
@@Warhamer116 WHAT? I can't hear you - I didn't wear earplugs!
@Lord Admiral Spire *Sees your mouth moving* WHAT!?!?!
@Lord Admiral Spire Just imagined the scene where there was one smart guy in the whole group trying to have a logical conversation, but no one could hear him. Lol
@@sempermilites87 i kept screaming it to myself all of this JUST for that and god DAMN was it funny XD
Dredd was always callous and emotionless at everything, I just can’t help but laugh when he sees 3 mini guns spinning at him he simply says “oh shit”.
@Dark Lightmy horse has a willy that looks like a potato is this destiny?
It's the only time he swears in the entire movie.
Anderson is actually pretty badass, the guy is trying to mess with her and she's not having it and later when she messes back with him he gets owned.
TonesTheGeek is that Avon barksdale out the wire??
@@lorbliccy6827 sure does look like him
H M what you talking about?
Taig O'Grady it does bro lol
Taig O'Grady it’s defo him like
Such a great demonstration of a villain’s utter indifference to the lives of others when it comes to getting shit done.
Just like the Broward County police
The thing is, she didn't get shit done. If you want to get shit done you have a sniper, not 3 miniguns. I mean, the scene is great, she's a vilain showing why is she a villain, but she's not effective, just a rabid socipath.
Dred however, even Anderson. They get shit done.
@@Veridiano02 true statement here.
@@Veridiano02 100
The best part was that she likely destroyed her negotiating chip by killing the civilians already, minimizing her potential civilian collateral damage if the bomb trap actually worked.
I wish they made a sequel to this! One of the best and most underrated movie there is!
Comic book accurate and the uniform is bad ass
I think the promotion for the film could've have been better, it was a little low profile, which was a shame, its the film we was waiting for
One reviewer said Karl Urban conveyed more emotion and inner angst than Stallone did with his helmet off.
@@billlombard9911 no its not
@@dominickjustave3558 collecting them since the 80s , got into it from the anthrax song I am the law, This is comic book accurate
That was so badass when he throws the guy over the railing and then walks back into the smoke. Best moment in the film.
Karl Urban does a great Dredd.
@Oliver Aeternus dolph would be great physically but he's not a good actor. i'll make that tradeoff, urban pulls off the character.
Facts !!!!
No shit this dude can act.
He don't do dredd, he IS dredd!
Should've installed these at Kings Landing lol
Would have made the last season more fun
@@druss69harad61 I agree
They could of added Teletubbies and it’d have been an improvement 😂
They still wouldn't have fired them for some reason
Whats king landing?
This movie is so real in a sense you know that these drug lords only care about themselves and would kill anyone that stands in the way
Poor logic. The people pay them for the product they sell, and they kill them?
Nighthawke70 poor reading comprehension
The drug lord is being pursued by the law and kills her own people to get away even though she pretends to be compassionate like a mom to them
Nighthawke70 your dumb
Assuming the crack whores can even get out their chair for anyone to stand in their way.
4:53 For Dredd, being cold, calculated and disciplined, that was actually a real human moment.
Dredd actually does care about innocents. He will even defend mutants if they are innocents being hurt by normal humans
@@toomanyaccounts Protecting the innocent is an essential part of any justice system.
His calculations came up to 4:53
There's subtle little moments like this where his human side shows, like in how a couple scenes after this he beats the shit out of Kay out of genuine anger at the fact his gang massacred a shitload of innocent people while trying to kill him
5:01 guy with a SMG: "Hey, I'm helping!".
Me: If you say so... Not wasting my bullets on one Judge.
I would have done the same. It’s like when everyone is shooting in Predator. Who doesn’t want to be a part of that?
Haha! I never noticed those guys firing before. All my focus was on the gattling guns.
Imagine how terrifying this is as a common street thug. You hear that two Judges have entered the building, and the building enters lockdown. This should be an easy affair. But then, you lose contact with ground floor squads. Then mid floor squads. Then, as your commander slowly starts to panic, you bring out the big guns and shred and entire floor. The cacophony of noise is insane. Concrete disintegrates like it was made out of foam. You expend all of your ammunition, and the floor is practically destroyed. Then, out of the smoke and rubble, emerges a judge, dragging the body of a thug. You just razed an entire block to the ground, pumped enough lead into that floor to give people on ground level cancer, and this guy just emerges from it without a scratch. This is the moment that you realize, when you locked down those doors, you weren't trapping him in there with you, you were trapping yourself in there with him.
The guy Dredd threw over the ledge wasn't just a thug, it was the second in command of the ma-ma clan, named Caleb
Yeah, that's a pretty accurate description of what it's like being married to my wife. I've been living that scene for 25 years and counting.
@@grandmasmalibu Wonder what happens when she reads this.
Never finished reading your post; 💤 😴
What I find funny is that in real life, the firing rate of those miniguns is higher. Much higher.
Adrian Mantsch The orange bullets we see are tracer rounds which are put in every 5 rounds or so.
I know but you can actually hear every bullet leaving the barrels. A real gatling doesn't sound like that.
Adrian Mantsch the actual name of the mini gun is Vulcan cannon 20mm rounds and every third round is a tracer, that's the American version, might be Russian.
Robert Ramirez the Vulcan 20mm is a completely different gun
Normally about 3000rpm, apparently the speed actually makes them easier to handle and slightly more accurate
"That's what worries me." As if Dredd is actually worried.
Probably was. Even the most badass people feel fear. It's how you deal with it that makes you badass.
Fear is a valuable tool. If you're afraid, pay attention to why. Sometimes your instincts will reveal valuable information.
The important thing is not to fear fear. When you have a long personal history of not letting fear adversely affect you or your actions, the knowledge that you can handle any amount of fear makes it easy to handle the fear.
@@jonathanroberts377 well hes surely not. he can easily beat Judge Fear which is a villain from comics. he can show peoples worst fear to them and dredd is like yea sure and fucks the guy up pretty good. dredd is justice without feeling without sympathy
@@77.theAdversary Having no fear makes you a fool who doesn't realize what sort of stupidity you're committing. What you're saying is that Judge Dredd is simply able to tank whatever his worst fear is through training, willpower, and courage.
@@LordTyph I disagree. because if he can tank his worst fear then he is not afraid anymore
@@77.theAdversary That... doesn't mean what I think you believe it means.
The beginning of the 2010’s era what an awesome movie this was. So glad I was part of the few who watched it in cinema.
I would have loved to have seen this in a cinema, you're lucky.
@@holliswilliams8426 dude the 3D in that movie I’m the cinema was a thing to behold. It was amazing awesome and ti’ll this day most realistic 3D I’ve watched in those days. This movie and the 2 second to final resident evil movies after life and retribution were top notch 3D. The 3D I least liked was Thor 3D because I remember how boring and flat that 3D was.
When you realize that Anderson was psychically hearing the pain of the dying civilians.
Uhhh no
Love the way the music mixes perfectly with the sounds in this scene.
This is the best remake I've seen in years hands down!!! They do need a series of this at least 4 seasons!!!
This movie should get more recognition watch the movie first do not listen to critic then decide yourself if it good or bad
100% agree.
Reviews says that this is good movie tbh.
Critics loved the movie. Fans just didn't went to the theaters, that's why it bombed.
It was a amazing movie
Critics praised it. It has a high score on every single review site. The advertising team was just garbage.
When Cersei tries to kill Éomer raiding her Dystopian keep.
while Hux helps
Little Duke is in cuffs
and Areo Hotah hides in the med center
haha
Actually, those aren't Chain guns. They were using, what is called a Gatling gun or Minigun. It does use an external power source to cycle it's action, like a Chain gun and I think that might be why some people are confused about which is which. I always tell them that a
Minigun's power source cycles multiple barrels, whereas a Chain gun's power source drives a chain that cycles cartridges, which are all discharged through it's one and only barrel.
lol I'm sorry. I have now seen other comments, about the title, and I didn't mean to pile it on.
Thanks for the video :)
Vulcan gatling :)
Im not actually bothered by it but i figure i'll say it anyway, just as a mini history lesson. A gatling gun was only one specific type of gun from the civil war era, crank operated. It was invented by Richard Gatling for the Union in 1861-2. These guns (in the clip) are either referred to as miniguns, or if they are the right model, vulcans. The name for them as a class of weapon is Rotary Cannon.
Gatling gun is a colloquial term for any multi-barrel, rotary gun (even Dillon, the company that manufactures the M-134D, calls them Gatling guns on their website.)
Scrotor they may refer to them as gatling style weapons, but not as gatling guns themselves. Some may call them gatling style rotary cannons
5:01 guys shooting rifles: "I'm helping too!"
0:48 the old judge dredd movie would of given us a cheesy pun, here we just got cold hard honesty.. Love it
Facts.
Being that the original Dredd is one of my favorite movies ever I was worried about this when it came out.. I am absolutely satisfied
My favorite scene in the movie. The music, the atmosphere, the sounds are so goddamn perfect. Always fun to rewatch
And I love those miniguns so much. Fuck yeah, I would want one too
Notice how Karl Urban is a way better Doomguy in this movie than he was in Doom?
Except Dredd knows better than to just stomp people to death, unlike the utterly psychopathic 'Doom Slayer' who deserves to be shredded to bits by the demons.
"Oh shit..."
When Judge Joe 'Less Emotion than a Pet Rock' Dredd utters those words, things are truely about to suck!
Love this movie. Urban as Dredd was awesome.
Not that "oh shit" wouldn't have been my reaction. But I feel like Dredds actual reaction would've been more..... "Drokk!" Or "Grud".
Or "Stomm"..."Drokk" would have summed it up pretty well though.
Hope this movie gets the sequel gets the movie it deserves, just not the one it needs right now.
if it somehow does happen, sooner is better than later. if they wait too long it'll end up like Sin City 2
If they ever do a follow up, the Asian Boy who's parents got Minigunned should be introduced as a rookie or junior Judge…
"I was made a orphan in the Peachtrees Minigun massacre, and then tested into the judges program…".
It would be an interesting dynamic, and even Dredd might have a guilty reaction to his backstory. But ironically the kid idolised Dredd and that's what pushed him to excel at selection …
[PUNCH] What are you thinkin about now, huh?” Funniest line in the movie.
The visuals are so stunning
I forgot how good this was....I’m gonna have to watch it again!👍
This movie is criminally underrated
WHOA, what a ride this movie was. Plus way cool soundtrack!
One of my favorite Sci-Fi!! Urban is born to play this role, Lena Headey so very good in this movie too. A/V is genius-of course!! So ,entire picture is really bombastic😁😁
I became a fan of Thirlby and Urban after this movie. Like for a Dredd 2.
Tracers are usually ever 3rd to 5th round on the belt. So every tracer you see has either 3 to 5 rounds in front an back of it
Possibly one of the best reboots to have happened, still love the original but this satisfied me enough.
Ha caught it. If you pause the movie frame just right at 6:40 you can see the CGI Gatling round clearly hit Dredd in the back that would have killed him.
I did notice in this scene he seemed to have some extremely heavy plot armour on, I would have made it just one gatling gun instead of three.
Where is the sequel?!? This film is so under rated and close to it's source material. Loved it.
I love how over the top and graphic the violence was in this film.
“ This isn’t your place! It’s my responsibility.”
“Sir I can help. I’m not as weak as you take me”
“Stay close and don’t call me sir”
Where is that from?
4:52 The first time I see Dredd genuinely scared.
One of my favorite movies!!😍😍
I would NEVER have guessed that was General Hux! He must be a good actor after all...
Not his fault he was given such a shitty script.
You know you are in it when the bass line starts
I remember my dad referencing this movie often when this movie was relevant, He wanted me to not see it but he didn't keep it for himself
In reality everyone standing near those autocannons would be permanently deaf after that.
I can’t believe this movie is over ten years old! Such a bad ass movie
2:04 I see Avon made it out the Baltimore projects and...into the megahuge projects of the future. 👍
Wow. General Hux sure came a long way since facing Dredd.
or a short way.
OMG I finally found it, I been looking for this movie. I love it but i only watch it middle.i love it
this scene played through my 7.1 surround sound system most likely cracked this house's foundation
Just saw this the other day it was badass!!!
3:29
The best scene ever..
Lion Sin of Pride Escanor that body double looked insanely like her
Lena Heady, queen of Sparta, the 5 Kingdoms and the Sarah Conner chronicles. What a bad ass.
This scene was so unbelievably pumped up, fckin loved it!!!!
Not only You🙂
Love that sound every time it cuts to Mama and her gun's.
wow...man...made my life....
Nice one, Subscribed. Please keep them coming.....
The best part is when he goes back in and stares down MawMaw after throwing her boy down the chasm.
Actually, he doesn't stare her down, he just walks off immediately back into the smoke. Best moment in the film.
"What are thinking about now huh"
Idk man you CAN read minds
If this dredd is lore acurrate then this scene probably gave him flashbacks of the atomic wars from 2070
Karl Urban did a great, if not better job as Judge Dredd than Sylvester Stallone.
Oh way better!
I am.......the law......
Big thing for me was keeping the helmet on the whole time. Urban doesn’t seem to have the galactic sized ego like some of the other action stars.
@@punisher5598 in addition to not kissing the hot girl (Diane Lane ), regardless of how hot she was
A steaming turd in a helmet would be better than Stallones Dredd!
3:30, gee what a psychic. As if that’s not what us doods aren’t always thinking about.
That's fucked up man.
But you're right.
Great video
DohnutOperator needs to do a LEO Recap of this
Awesome movie. Needs a sequel and with The same cast and Director.
Such a good flick!
04:50 what your wallet feels like during a big Steam sale.
guilty
Aye feerreaaal
4:55 My mother anytime she sees a spider
Me
Ayyy
*!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!*
I love the bit that comes after this, when Dredd throws the guy off the balcony, then turns and disappears back into the smoke, after which Ma-Ma gets this look on her face that says - WTF??? - as it begins to dawn on her that she might have bitten off more than she can chew...
Hotline Bling
X - Sylvester Stallone
✓ - Karl Urban
Sylvester !!!!! Karl can be rookie dredd.
th-cam.com/video/0JnpynfwU70/w-d-xo.html Tell me Sylvester do wrong.
Underrated film
"The judge is in that direction!!"
"Rodger sir, removing that direction"
RIP shopping cart guy
I love him he just wanted to shop
Loved part where dread tosses mama's right hand man over railing...boss
best moment of the film
The movie is badass
This is the very definition of overkill. MaMa wasn't fucking around.
It’s Judge Dredd. A nuke wouldn’t even be overkill.
its so greasy and violent. Love this version of Judge dredd.
This movie needs a sequel.
So nobody else gunna bring up the fact that a beam of sunlight came though a hole in the wall, but it was nighttime?
Yeah but leave it bro it's a decade old awesome movie
there are lights outside since there is a skate ramp outside with spot lights to lighten the area. the dust around would reflect any light coming in
I just realized this big eyed nerd is the same guy who played that commander on star wars on the empire side
He's also Ron Weasly from the Harry Potter movies.
@@ant4812 that's Rupert Grint, it's two different person mate
@@Kraign45 Oops . My bad. Bill Weasley.
Yeah Domhnall Gleeson, Brendan Gleesons son big acting family.
She pistol whipped DMX 😂
That's Wood Harris (Avon Barksdale from The Wire). He was also in Ant-Man and Remember the Titans.
avon
Most overlooked film of Al time
That adult scene is awesome
Is this how a Lannister sends her regards in a dystopian future? Or just paying her debts?
Loved the number 2 movie.
Man they really need to make a Dredd 2
If only Cersei had these against Danaerys!
Am I the only one who loves this movies music?
Great film 🎥
Dread run, yuo RUN.
Cult classic movie. Very underrated.
It’s created in an entirely new era with updated technology. I feel like they’re both great but this one just expounded on the size/geography of judges/regular people/citizens. They need a part 2 of this movie now explaining mutants/showing the girls side of the story kicking ass.