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Cast

Karl Urban
as Judge Dredd

Olivia Thirlby
as Cassandra Anderson

Wood Harris
as Kay

Lena Headey
as Ma-Ma

Langley Kirkwood
as Judge Lex

Jason Cope
as Zwirner

Junior Singo
as Amos

Luke Tyler
as Freel

Domhnall Gleeson
as Clan Techie

Warrick Grier
as Caleb

Rachel Wood
as Control Operator 1

Adele Mngadi
as Passenger

Porteus Xandau Steenkamp
as Driver

Porteus Xandau
as Driver

Emma Breschi
as Hostage

Rakie Ayola
as Chief Judge

Tamer Burjaq
as Ma-Ma Bodyguard

Shoki Mokgapa
as Woman with Child

Yohan Chun
as Girl in Window

Eden Knowles
as Girl in Window

Desmond Lai Lan
as Homeless Man

Deobia Oparei
as Paramedic TJ

Patrick Lyster
as Control Operator

Travis Snyders
as Slo-Mo Junkie

Chad Phillips
as Slo-Mo Junkie

Joe Vaz
as Big Joe

Scott Sparrow
as Japhet

Marty Kintu
as Big Joe Gang Member

Nicole Bailey
as Cathy

Daniel Hadebe
as Judge at Entrance

Francis Chouler
as Judge at Entrance

Edwin Perry
as Judge Alvarez

Karl Thaning
as Judge Chan

Michele Levin
as Judge Kaplan

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• May 01, 2016

  Dredd was really good surprisingly, I didn't expect it to be this good! Here's what I liked/disliked. Positives: 1. Karl Urban as Dredd, wow he was awesome. He has a very cheesy exaggerated expression and all the better for it, his character just oozes cool and he has some funny moments as well as badass moments! Olivia Thirlby was really good, I honestly felt for her character and she was a great sidekick. Lena Headey as Ma-Ma was just disgusting and her performance was so convincing, you just love to hate her and she did a great job portraying that character. 2. Visuals, style and action; I loved the visuals, this movie is shot well and looks good. The slow-mo scenes are surprisingly gourgeous and this movie is just shot so well. This film is pretty self-aware, it has some cheesy acting but it works for this film honestly and I like the post-apocolypse setting that is realistically portrayed, well for the most part. The action is great, its filmed so well, no shaky cam and quickcut crap. Its all steady and easy to follow. Negatives: 1. My only negatives is that this film doesn't really have enough substance, the story is very simple and the acting is very serviceable. I'm not saying having a simple story and acting is a bad thing but this film doesn't really offer much in terms of substance. I also thought some scenes were a little over the top and some of the special effects especially the minigun shootout were bad. Overall: I liked Dredd, it's a really well made action movie. Its kinda like Robocop in a way and it does borrow some elements from other sci-fi films but it uses those elements to convey its own original premise and it in the end it worked great!
  

  Diyar G Super Reviewer
• Oct 16, 2015

  When this came out, I was thinking of the crappy Sylvester Stallone version from the 90s, so I missed it in the theaters. And after seeing it on video, I kick myself every day. Awesome sci-fi action in the vein of the original Robocop. Owing a nod to "The Raid; Redemption", this film straps you into the roller coaster and speeds away until you finally slam to a stop and scream "again!" A must see for fans of the sci-fi action film.
  Anthony V Super Reviewer
• May 03, 2015

  For what it intends to do -- minimal as that may be -- it hits the mark. I wouldn't call it a classic, but it is solid, and there are few notable flaws. I'd call it a 3.8 from me.
  

  Kyle M Super Reviewer
• Dec 26, 2014

  Taking more from the original comic than the 1995 adaptation, "Dredd" is simple, bloody, gory, gross, action packed, and thrilling. This new Dredd (Urban) is played as a straw man Clint Eastwood, who is vetting a young psychic (Thirlby) for active duty. Their interplay makes for an interesting team, and adds tension to an already thrilling plot. Lena Headey was an sound choice of villain, and she remains threatening throughout, especially when she calls for violence against her own people. Most of the film is set within the confines of a single housing project in a poverty stricken area of a futuristic world. Designer drugs come into play, there's economic and social disparity, and much of the film shows how big this world is without being explicit in details. It's paced rather well, and there's a lot of potential for a sequel. This truly delivers where other action films are happy to stand on the sidelines.
  Spencer S Super Reviewer

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