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"C'mon Hollywood: What does the failure of Dredd tell us?"
http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/cmon-hollywood-why-did-dredd-fail

Icon, the Australian distributor are still promoting DREDD on their Facebook page as of three hours ago, so it's getting a theatrical release. How wide that will be is anyone's guess.

WHAT? They didn't have enough Case Files 1? The sky is falling!

Cool. Hopefully some make it to Case Files 3 or 4 where it's firing on all cylinders.
Or perhaps gaining familiarity with 2000ad's style will encourage them to sample some of Tharg's other collected delights. Or even subscribe.

[Totally Rad Show]

Totally Rad Show
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPUxa7YXLFM

I enjoyed watching this review once I got past the fact I couldn't bear to be in the same room as these people.

[Alex Garland & Karl Urban]

Alex Garland & Karl Urban - AUDIO
http://lightscameraaustin.net/reviews/karl_urban_september_2012

In two parts, this is pretty easy listening, and much less soundbitey than usual.

Jon Thum, VFX Supervisor at Prime Focus
http://www.3dfocus.co.uk/3d-news-2/3d-film/behind-the-scenes-of-dredd-3d/10522
http://www.3dartistonline.com/news/2012/09/dredd-interview/
http://www.screendaily.com/reports/one-on-one/jon-thum-vfx-supervisor/5046837.article

JeremyJahns
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmjuNE7hAjY

Worth watching for the best use of the c-word in a DREDD review... or probably any review.

[Sidewalk Cinema No. 33]

Sidewalk Cinema No. 33
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCm-Pr2poxQ

http://www.ropeofsilicon.com/box-office-oracle-trouble-with-the-curve-will-slide-pass-dredd/
Another prediction:

1 - Trouble with the Curve - 16.2m
2 - Dredd 3D - 14.4m
3 - House at the End of the Street - 12.3m
4 - Finding Nemo 3D - 9.2m
5 - End of Watch - 7.5m

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywood/2012/09/20/Box-Office-Predictions-Dredd-Battles-The-Curve-Jennifer-Lawrence-Shines-Again

Prediction
1. "Trouble With The Curve" ($17 Million)
2. "House at the End of the Street" ($15 million)
3. "Dredd 3D" ($11.5 million)
4. "Finding Nemo 3D" ($10 Million)
5. "End Of Watch" ($9.4 Million)

[Deadspin]

Deadspin, Grierson & Leitch: Kill 'Em All
http://deadspin.com/5944593/kill-em-all-dredd-reviewed

Every few months we'll get a straight-up genre movie—Lockout, Safe, The Expendables 2—that wants to be celebrated for how unapologetically old-school, violent-for-violence's-sake it is. Too often, though, these movies feel the need to wink, to undercut themselves with self-deprecation, to let the audience know that the whole thing is really just for fun. Dredd, bless its dark heart, doesn't do that. It starts off in a horrible post-apocalyptic landscape, and it just gets bleaker and meaner from there.

Another happy customer.

[Strange Tea]

Strange Tea, This years biggest suprise - A review of DREDD in glorious 2D.
http://strangetea.com/2012/09/19/this-years-biggest-suprise-a-review-of-dredd-in-glorious-2d/

Probably the most thoughtful review so far.

Albas=Alblas.

fucking no edit function.

Probably, but Albas did all the publicity shots too, except for the London reshoots.
It looks to me like it was taken in the same session as the rooftop poster & standing on flag.

It was most likely taken by Joe Alblas (or less likely Ilze Kitshoff).
You could always ask Alblas about it.
http://www.joealblas.com/contact.html
or through facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Joe-Alblas/108703635875611
Kitshoff is harder to pin down.