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Sylvester Stallone Admitted Judge Dredd Was a “Real Missed Opportunity,” and the Helmet Scene Shows Why
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On June 30th of this year, it was the 31st anniversary of the feature film release of Judge Dredd. Did you notice? Probably not. Even if you’re a die-hard fan of 2000AD’s lawman, odds are you wouldn’t have cared simply because the first film with him was a bit of a stinker [Rotten Tomatoes: 22%] . When I originally saw it at the cinema I hoped for something special. Instead, I felt ripped off. To be fair I still watched Judge Dredd a few more times, desperately hoping that it would improve with repeated viewings. It didn’t. I left it alone for quite a while after that, and it didn’t even have the guilty pleasure factor for me that other bad movies like Street Fighter have. I haven’t seen Judge Dredd in years… Until now. With Judge Dredd himself set to celebrate his 50th anniversary in 2027, it’s a good time to find out whether the movie deserves its reputation. Judge Dredd (1995) Plot: Rico, the Cursed Earth and a Frame-Up Image Credit: Cinergi Pictures, Pressman Film The story is...
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