Brian Braddock
R.I.P. '96 Y.N.W.A.
- Joined
- Jun 5, 2005
- Messages
- 15,646
- Reaction score
- 259
- Points
- 73
Awesome Arthur Ranson artwork in that arc.
Jessica Biel is actually a rather good shout for Anderson. A damn good shout.
How about this one then, Hunter? As rendered by the artistic god that is Adam Hughes?
![]()
Are Judge Dredd comics available in the U.S. on a monthly basis, or would I have to order them online?
A few weeks back, there were murmurings out of Comic-Conthat the new Judge Dredd had been cast and that it would be none other than New Zealand's own Karl Urban ("Bones" McCoy from Star Trek with upcoming comic movies Red and Priest). Empire Online has gotten confirmation from the film's producers Andrew MacDonald and Allon Reich, who were asked about it during a Q 'n' A at the first Movie-Con, currently taking place in London. MacDonald confirmed the casting reported as a scoop by Bleeding Cool's Rich Johnston last month.
Here's what else MacDonald said about the project during the Q 'n' A:
“The main thing about Dredd is that it’s a fantastic comic that was completely messed up 20 years ago. Our idea is to make a very hard, R-rated, gritty, realistic movie of Dredd in Megacity, so we’ve got to get the tone right. He’s not going to take off his helmet. His bike is going to feel real. He’s going to hit people and it’s going to feel real. There’s been a change in comic-book movies; they were treated unseriously and now they’re treated seriously."
Director Pete Travis (Vantage Point) will begin shooting Judge Dredd in Johannesburg, South Africa with the same people who made Neill Blomkamp's District 9 later this year.
How about this one then, Hunter? As rendered by the artistic god that is Adam Hughes?
![]()
t:
Hopefully they stick with this film but I agree with TheVileOne that I don't want this particular film to turn out like DOOM. Even though I enjoyed that film, I hope this movie has a better story and budget and isn't as cheesy.
Well, what I'm hoping the film will be is a faithful adaptation that will be crafty and stylized, gritty, over-the-top hard-R film a la "RoboCop", "Kick-Ass", "Sin City", "Darkman", and "The Road Warrior".