- XDragoking30 kwietnia 2025Ok so full disclosure, part of me REALLY liked the Stallone one more and I know that’s probably a sin, but I ranked this one higher on a lot of technical and action levels. The action was crisp, the writing was very good at times yet standard for the genre at others, it both felt like the perfect Dredd movie yet not a Dredd movie at all and I actually loved that. Karl Urban was fantastic in his role and Olivia Thirlby played a great companion to it. Urban brought character to a guy who really doesn’t have one and that’s extremely commendable work, with Wood Harris and Lena Headey as great baddies. It was a fun, action packed and very well shot film and a really nice change of pace for a comic book film to play out more like a thriller than an adventure.
- Richard19 października 2025Saw this one in the cinema when it came out and it hit like a sledgehammer. Gritty, stylish, and brutally efficient. It was everything a Judge Dredd movie should be and yet somehow… it didn’t become the hit it deserved. Karl Urban never takes off the helmet, never cracks a smile and never misses a beat. He is Dredd, cold, hard edged and utterly believable. Olivia Thirlby plays rookie Anderson with just the right mix of vulnerability and psychic punch and Lena Headey’s Ma-Ma is pure menace wrapped in scar tissue. The story is tight: one building, one drug lord, one long climb to justice. It’s Die Hard meets Robocop, dipped in slow motion gore and neon grime. The Slo-Mo drug sequences are hypnotic, the action is crisp and the production design makes Mega-City One feel lived in and rotting. It’s a shame this didn’t get a sequel. Poor marketing buried it, but the film itself? A masterclass in lean, mean sci-fi storytelling. Or maybe people didn’t go see it because they still remembered the 1995 version, Stallone shouting “I am the law!” while the tone veered wildly between camp and confusion. But this one? It got the tone right. I loved the visuals, the pacing and the unapologetic brutality. It felt like a comic book adaptation that actually understood its source, no winks, no fluff, just law.
- Jakeys26 grudnia 2025Super fun movie, and Karl Urban kills in it, figuratively and literally. Great soundtrack too, but the 3D effects aged badly. I would say as well, Olivia Thirlby is solid, Lena Headey hams it up a bit but is decent, but Wood Harris (had to Google him) put in a very lazy and unconvincing performance. It's also thin on plot, but then it doesn't really need one. Go in and stop the bad guys, it's just another day for the Judge.
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Dredd 3D was released on 7 września 2012.
Dredd 3D was directed by Pete Travis.
Dredd 3D has a runtime of 1 h 35 min.
Dredd 3D was produced by Allon Reich, Andrew Macdonald, Alex Garland, Jason Kingsley, Chris Kingsley.
W niedalekiej przyszłości prawo egzekwują sędziowie. Sami ścigają przestępców, wydają wyroki i wymierzają kary. Losy podejrzanych są wyłącznie w ich rękach. Nic więc dziwnego, że sędziowie budzą lęk i nienawiść w przestępczym świecie. W największej światowej metropolii Mega City One, za szczególnie bezwzględnego wobec bandytów uchodzi sędzia Dredd. Jego wyroki są surowe ale sprawiedliwe, a winnego zawsze spotyka kara. Niejeden przestępca dużo by dał za głowę Dredda. Tymczasem w olbrzymim mieszkalnym gmachu o nazwie Peach Tree Block wybuchają zamieszki. Wszyscy wiedzą, że jest to najbardziej niebezpieczne miejsce w mieście. Budynkiem włada Ma-Ma stojąca na czele bezwzględnego gangu handlarzy narkotyków. Wezwany do zamieszek Dredd jak zwykle pewnie wkracza do akcji. Szybko jednak okazuje się, że tym razem znalazł się w pułapce.
The key characters in Dredd 3D are Judge Dredd (Karl Urban), Cassandra Anderson (Olivia Thirlby), Ma-Ma (Lena Headey).
Dredd 3D is rated 16.
Dredd 3D is an Action, Sci-Fi, Kryminał film.
Dredd 3D has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.
Dredd 3D had a budget of 50 mln USD.
Dredd 3D has made 41 mln USD at the box office.