Tale of a post-apocalypse cop...
“Dredd” takes place in a post-apocalypse world. The planet has been destroyed by nuclear war and people live in massive cities called blocks. Dredd (Kark Urban) is a judge who serves as every branch of the criminal justice system all rolled into one. Judges patrol the urban landscape on super-fast motorcycles, dispensing swift justice. They are empowered to arrest, convict, sentence, and execute criminals.<br /><br />Dredd is assigned a rookie partner, Anderson (Olivia Thereby), who failed the judge training system, but a nuclear mutation has given her the ability to read minds, a helpful tool in policing and seeing through bad guys’ lies and deceptions.<br /><br />Dispatched by the central authority, the Judges’ target is Ma-Ma (Lena Headey), a ruthless boss bent on expanding her criminal empire through sales of Slo-Mo, a dangerous reality-altering drug. Set over the course of a single day, the film follows Dredd and his psychic rookie partner as they investigate a triple homicide in a skyscraper slum run by sadistic Ma-Ma.<br /><br />“Dredd” revels in choreographed action sequences and killings meted out in assorted, bloody ways. The film never really ponders the morality of instant justice, and there are some lapses in logic in the screenplay. Whatever its shortcomings, “Dredd” is far superior to the awful Sylvester Stallone “Judge Dredd” of 1995. This one is played straight.<br /><br />The character of Judge Dredd was created by writer John Wagner and artist Carlos Ezquerra, and first appeared in “2000 AD” (1977), a weekly science-fiction anthology comic.<br /><br />Though “Dredd” was originally released in 3D, the 4K Ultra HD version is in standard 2D, though visually impressive. The picture is sharp, with vibrant color as well as deep blacks, providing a rich, inky look. Details are amazing. You can see clearly individual shards of shattered glass, detailed features of buildings, gruesome make-up enhancements, dirt, dust and scratches on helmets, and some cool specifics in debris flying around in action sequences. The CGI still looks good, but not as believable as in the theatrical version. In this case, the enhanced 4K detail shows off the computer work a little too much.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 2-disc 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Combo Pack include 7 behind-the-scenes featurettes and the theatrical trailer. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Dredd is a futuristic cop who combines the power of judge, jury and executioner in Mega City One, a massive city that stretches down the entire east coast of America..