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Dredd

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The film talks about the future of the US with the violence, the master street gang. And the Judge is the only force that fights against the crime world. Dredd is the supreme Judge, who is leading the veteran police, and becomes the fear of crime gangs.

Genre:

Action, Sci-Fi

Actors:

Karl Urban, Rachel Wood, Andile Mngadi, Porteus Xandau, Jason Cope, Emma Breschi, Olivia Thirlby, Rakie Ayola, Lena Headey, Tamer Burjaq, Warrick Grier, ...»

Director:

Pete Travis

Country:

United Kingdom, South Africa, India

Release:

2012

IMDb:

7.1

Quality:

Duration:

95 min

KEYWORDS:

#Dredd #Karl Urban #Lena Headey #Olivia Thirlby #Pete Travis #Wood Harris

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ACTORS OF "Dredd"

Karl Urban

7 June 1972, Wellington, New Zealand

6 October 1986, New York City, New York, USA

Rakie Ayola

1968, Cardiff, Wales, UK

Lena Headey

3 October 1973, Hamilton, Bermuda

Tamer Burjaq

Warrick Grier

Wood Harris

17 October 1969, Chicago, Illinois, USA

1971, London, England, UK

12 May 1983, Dublin, Ireland

Joe Vaz

29 July 1972, Johannesburg, South Africa

14 April 1973, England, UK

Edwin Perry

Karl Thaning

9 May 1977, Cape Town, South Africa

31 July 1964, Messina, Sicily, Italy

Julie Summers

DIRECTORS OF "Dredd"

Pete Travis

CREATORS OF "Dredd"

Carlos Ezquerra

1947, Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain

John Wagner

1949, Pennsylvania, USA

HEROES OF "Dredd"

Judge Dredd

Played by: Karl Urban

Control Operator 1

Played by: Rachel Wood

Passenger

Played by: Andile Mngadi

Driver

Played by: Porteus Xandau

Zwirner

Played by: Jason Cope

Hostage

Played by: Emma Breschi

Anderson

Played by: Olivia Thirlby

Chief Judge

Played by: Rakie Ayola

Ma-Ma

Played by: Lena Headey

Ma-Ma Bodyguard

Played by: Tamer Burjaq

Caleb

Played by: Warrick Grier

Kay

Played by: Wood Harris

Woman with Child

Played by: Shoki Mokgapa

Girl in Window

Played by: Yohan Chun

Homeless Man

Played by: Desmond Lai Lan

Paramedic TJ

Played by: Deobia Oparei

Control Operator 2

Played by: Patrick Lyster

Slo-Mo Junkie

Played by: Travis Snyders

Big Joe

Played by: Joe Vaz

Japhet

Played by: Scott Sparrow

Big Joe Gang Member

Played by: Martin Kintu

Cathy

Played by: Nicole Bailey

Judge at Entrance

Played by: Daniel Hadebe

Amos

Played by: Junior Singo

Freel

Played by: Luke Tyler

Judge Lex

Played by: Langley Kirkwood

Judge Alvarez

Played by: Edwin Perry

Judge Chan

Played by: Karl Thaning

Judge Kaplan

Played by: Michele Levin

CRITICS OF "Dredd"

Lyles' Movie Files

A tremendously entertaining film that consistently pushes the limits of 3D creativity in a way to seem like the images are leaping straight from the comic book panels.

March 22, 2013

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Newark Star-Ledger

We have seen this future. And not only does it not work - it no longer even surprises.

September 21, 2012

Cinemixtape

Action junkies should delight in "Dredd."

April 09, 2016

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Los Angeles Times

Smartly cast and with a sharp team behind the scenes, there is no good reason why "Dredd 3D" is such a clunk-headed action picture.

September 20, 2012

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Birth.Movies.Death.

There's something to be said for DREDD's not taking itself too seriously, and if you do the same, you'll have a ball watching it.

April 03, 2013

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Philadelphia Weekly

It's a good deal wittier than expected from a movie that consists mostly of people getting shot in the face.

May 03, 2015

Concrete Playground

Visually stunning with video game violence, this is Hollywood's answer to The Raid.

March 03, 2013

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The Standard

Dredd is like a gun - not everyone likes them and they're only good for one thing, but they do that one thing really, really well.

March 19, 2013

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Washington Post

This, finally, is the Dredd movie comic book readers have been anticipating.

September 21, 2012

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USA Today

While not for the squeamish, Dredd 3D is an effectively gritty B movie accentuated by stylish visuals and irreverent humor.

September 21, 2012

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Newsday

Proves a surprisingly unimaginative cops vs. drug lord story, complete with the weathered veteran forced to take a rookie under his wing.

September 21, 2012

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New York Post

My notes are as follows: "Shoot bad guy." "Shoot bad guy." "Shoot bad guy."

September 21, 2012

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GALLERY OF "Dredd"