Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just another macho hero movie with the usual blood guts and gore

I gave it a 1 star because when I order it is the only one they have in a 250 miles away and it was a big dent in front of it I kept it because the only one they had left maybe that's why no one's bought it

expected more 3d affects. I guess you pay for what you get.

it had great violence and blood but lacked in story line

it was okay way to much killing I just did not care for i

...... was an ok movie not as good as the original

I did not care for this movie at all. The story was slow and too predictable. Video was not the best, but it is acceptable. Audio was immersive when it needed to be, but not often.

Watched about 10 minutes and that's all I could take of the stupidity. Waste of money waste of brain cells I may never recover from.

Did not play. I received a non-US region coded video. It is now a paperweight. :(

Blu Ray would not play on either one of my players. After updating to newest software, still would not play. Returned disc, but store had no more in stock.

Dreadful movie with DreDDful 3D, due to a grainy image, caused by the use of poor lighting, small format cameras, and high speed (3000fps) cameras.

Cannot say I was too impressed with this movie. Special effects were ok, but the story line was not that great.

haven't received the movie yet so how am I going to review it? :(

The Stallone version was far better, which pretty much tells you everything you need to know.

The first one wasn't very good and this version made that look worth looking at.

I did enjoy the 3d effects and that is what I bought it or, but the acting STUCKS.

Was hoping it would be good the movie sucked 3D was alright

Don't buy if you have a Sony player. The player is the latest model.

I love this movie! I just started collecting steelbooks a couple of months ago and I had to have Dredd in my collection. The movie is a blast and deserves a sequel. The steelbook is just as pictured and looks great in person. This may be one of the few titles that I would double dip on, if they release another one with different artwork. That's not to take anything away from this one, it's just because I love this movie so much. :p

You’re being hunted, outnumbered, you’re unable to escape. To make matters worse, your only ally is inexperienced and you have a prisoner whose safety is your responsibility. What do you do? The majority of the United States is now uninhabitable, thanks to radiation. Those areas are referred to as The Cursed Earth. Mega-City One, one of the habitable areas, is a large violent metropolis containing close to one billion people and suffering 17,000 violent crimes a day. The only bulwark maintaining some semblance of order is the greatly outnumbered Judges. Despite their name, they perform the same tasks as police officers in addition to carrying out the duties of determining guilt and imposing sentence. One such man is Judge Dredd (played by Karl Urban). Dredd (Urban) is well-known among his fellow Judges for his uncompromising nature and stiff sentences. Against his will, Dredd is ordered by his superior to evaluate a young officer who failed her exams but was offered the chance to be a Judge because of her psychic abilities, caused by the radiation and making her part of a societal caste referred to as “mutants”. The young rookie (played by Olivia Thirlby) is named Cassandra Anderson and, while Dredd wears a helmet throughout the entire film, she elects not to for fear that it will inhibit her psychic abilities. Simultaneously, in a 200-story slum referred to as The Peach Trees, a crime boss named Madeline Madrigal, also known as Ma-Ma, (played by Lena Headey) has three men drugged, skinned, and dropped from a high floor in The Peach Trees. Dredd and Anderson are informed via radio and arrive at the scene to investigate. Anderson’s psychic abilities allow her to identify one of the perpetrators almost immediately, causing Dredd to take the man into custody so he can be interrogated back at the Judges’ headquarters. Something Ma-Ma cannot allow. And the hunt begins. Now, I have seen the seen the 1995 Sylvester Stallone movie which was inspired by the same source material. In fact, I’ve seen it many times. I’m not proud of it, but it’s true. While this film doesn’t explore Dredd’s origins or allow the same “growth”, I’d say Dredd succeeded where its predecessor failed. No, it doesn’t have Rob Schneider to offer comic relief or Diane Lane and Joan Chen as strong and attractive female characters, but the cat-and-mouse game Headey’s character and the illustration of the drug referred to as Slo-Mo more than compensate. It doesn’t break new ground or challenge the actors, save for Headey who is forced to appear unattractive onscreen for the first time in her career, but it is highly entertaining and I enjoyed it a great deal.