RustyNails
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DREDD is one of the best action movies of this decade. So refreshing to see an unstoppable force just rampage through the bad guys one scene after another.
DREDD is one of the best action movies of this decade. So refreshing to see an unstoppable force just rampage through the bad guys one scene after another.
I'm expecting a production similar to The Man in the High Castle. Better though, since Dredd will attract more eyeballs than an obscure Philip K Dick story.
Karl Urban and I'm sold.
Please be good!
Only 400 million? And they call that a city?
aw, this fan page i've been following for years finally has something to look forward to
aw, this fan page i've been following for years finally has something to look forward to
Amazing!
Yeah saw that this morning, I imagine the owner changed the name with reverence and a small tear in his eye whilst listening to Anthrax' I AM THE LAW
Yup.Alright, cautiously excited for now until we get more details.
In terms of budget or things allowed to be shown on tv?I wouldn't consider those programs to be programs to shoot for.
In terms of budget or things allowed to be shown on tv?
It's clearly a you problem then.
My dreams of seeing Judge Fish on the screen are renewed!
Seriously, though, Urban or death.
While Judge Dredd will get top billing, the series is due to explore a broader canvas, Kingsley adds, bringing the city and its sprawling cast of characters to life. We want to capture the atmosphere of Dredd, we want all the crazy fashions and the kneepads. Were not going for comedy but there will be moments of light and dark, just like in the comics.
In the longer term, Rebellion has ambitions to develop screen adaptations of other 2000AD stories, as well as video game properties including Sniper Elite and titles from their science fiction imprints Abaddon and Solaris.
So given a hypothetical unlimited budget tomorrow, who else would Kingsley get on the starting blocks for a 2000AD-based TV series? Good question, and one that weve discussed at length. Its a classic pub conversation! he says. So well, Rogue Trooper, obviously, and Strontium Dog, and definitely Absalom.
No Urban, no watch
The producers were on the Thrillcast (podcast) - https://soundcloud.com/2000-ad/judge-dredd-mega-city-one talking about developments.
Has Karl Urban said anything yet? I feel like if he got vocal about a petition campaign or whatever to be Dredd then that means he hasn't been contacted yet. If he's silent, that means he's in and has to stay quiet until the official announcement
- Tone is Gritty Realistic Street Tones and like 2012 Dredd, but will mash some ideas from Stallone movie (Don't panic) sort of the unrealistic, the larger than life insanity from that film (they spoke about only bits of the Stallone Movie that they liked, design of the city, the Angel Gang and the Abc Robot, though they don't know why it showed up in Megacity One) get the best of both of those two, mush it together to get really good long form telly, there was Good in the Stallone, but lots of Bad and it's the bad that they want to get rid of.
While speaking on The 2000 AD Thrill-Cast, Mega-City One producer Brian Jenkins suggested that there have been discussions about bringing Karl Urban back on board to reprise the role, but that his schedule may not allow it.
We have had many conversations prior to this, about all sorts of things. Hes also very busy, a full-time professional actor. So were going to have some long and complicated conversations I would imagine, and well see where we go. Its too early to tell yet, but if we can use him and hes available to us, then I think that would be absolutely brilliant. Theres always a possibility he will be busy, or that his schedule for other movies wont allow basically, we dont know at this stage.
I appreciate that the film bombed commercially so can understand from one perspective but I honestly don't know why Netflix haven't jumped at the opportunity for a Dredd series.
It has a dedicated fanbase and the film was a critical success and has gained a huge amount of respect since release.
I would have thought it would fit in really well with their lineup and be a benefit to the platform.
Yeah I suppose that's true, hell maybe marvel wouldn't want them to either.They probably just think the Punisher and Dredd are basically the same thing, so why bother.
They probably just think the Punisher and Dredd are basically the same thing, so why bother.
As a guy who started reading 2000ad from prog 2, I approve. Hope they get Urban in the role again.
I wonder if since Rebellion owns the rights they'll do a new Dredd game as well.