Judge Dredd stories

Matthew Jackson
Ever since he was cast as the iconic futuristic lawman, we've had faith that Karl Urban would deliver a better performance than Sylvester Stallone did in 1995's much-maligned Judge Dredd. The Dredd trailers seem to prove us right, but it wasn't just dumb luck that made Urban better. He worked at it, right down to that menacing, gravelly voice.
Trent Moore
A hard-R adaptation of a comic book franchise is a risky proposition, especially when it's following a somewhat campy mid-'90s attempt that floundered. But, despite all odds, Dredd is just a few weeks away. And, if a sequel ever is made, the film's producer says he already has a full trilogy mapped out in his head.
Matthew Jackson
Many are looking forward to seeing Dredd later this year because it represents a chance at big-screen redemption for the character after the much-maligned 1995 Sylvester Stallone film. Most comic book devotees aren't shy about showering Stallone's version with hate—but when Dredd star Karl Urban was asked what he thought of the flick, he was a bit more ... careful.
Marc Bernardin
You can never tell how a comic book creator is going to feel about seeing their work adapted for the screen. After all, it can either go incredibly well or horribly wrong. But John Wagner is in the rare position of having his creation, Judge Dredd, adapted twice. The first one was a nightmare ... and he's just seen the Karl Urban reboot. And ...

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