Every Megacity That Exists in Dredd Lore, & Where They Are in the World
Despite Judge Dredd’s focus on the tough streets of Mega-One City, the world outside its borders did not cease to exist. In fact, it was much like it.
Based on the comic character created by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra, Dredd is a sci-fi action movie that stars Karl Urban as Judge Dredd, a law enforcement officer who can commute sentences as quickly as he issues them. Set in a dystopian New York-like city called Mega-City One, Dredd is tasked with hunting down a drug lord who controls a massive 200-story apartment complex named Ma-Ma, pushing a new addictive drug called "Slo-Mo" that has become widely used in the slums.
Despite Judge Dredd’s focus on the tough streets of Mega-One City, the world outside its borders did not cease to exist. In fact, it was much like it.
In a violent, futuristic city where the police have the authority to act as judge, jury and executioner, a cop teams with a trainee to take down a gang that deals the reality-altering drug, SLO-MO.
The Judges protect and serve the citizens of Mega-City One, the futuristic metropolis of 2012's Dredd. They are the final word on law and order.
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Dredd has become popular over a decade after it bombed at the box office, but its place in the Judge Dredd movie franchise isn't totally clear.
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In spite of the movie's positive reception from fans, Dredd still hasn't received a sequel, but there's one other possibility for the future.
The 2012 movie Dredd is based on the Judge Dredd comics and stars Karl Urban as the titular character, and it didn’t perform well at the box office.
The movie landscape is littered with superhero movies, but there are so many other films that fans didn’t even know were based on comic books too.
Karl Urban's 2012 Dredd movie was not a commercial success, but there is a possibility Urban's Judge Dredd character could be continued in the future.
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Dredd may have failed in 2012, but has grown into a cult classic since then while completely avoiding the mistakes of 1995's Judge Dredd.
Dredd dealt with comparisons to The Raid when it was released, but in the years since, Dredd being likened to The Raid has become complimentary.
Whether it's a hard-R dystopian action flick or a gothic revenge thriller, there's a lot of greatness hiding behind tentpole MCU and DCEU releases.
Karl Urban would undeniably be a great MCU Wolverine after playing Billy Butcher in The Boys - but he would be even better as Judge Dredd in Dredd 2.
Karl Urban is on board for reprising his role as dystopian law enforcer Judge Dredd in a sequel to the 2012 Pete Travis-directed sci-fi film.
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Karl Urban, star of the 2012 sci-fi action film Dredd, addresses questions regarding his involvement in the potential Judge Dredd TV series.
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