Dredd (2012)

[Theblazeuk]

Hmm

I may watch Dredd again after that.

[shaolin_monkey]

DREDD TYPOGRAPHY

Awesome!!!

[Goaty]

Just watch Great Movie Mistakes on BBC3 tonight at 8pm as nothing on, but stunning to see Dredd features four times on it, well 4 mistakes - but nice publicly for Dredd to new viewers! And one presenter mentions he been seen it four times at cinema!   

[Steve Green]

Strangely enough I did the titles for that.

[Steve Green]

I was fairly surprised to see them re-using the same shot and cropping it. Things must have been tight.

[DrJomster]

Thanks for the Dredd Typography link! Very cool. 

[COMMANDO FORCES]

And what were those mistakes Goaty, bet they didn't get the massive one at the start, with the hostage stuff

[Goaty]

Well all mistakes was "continuity"  that how low serious BBC3 went! well no one perfect!

It on iplayer, as on iPad if link correct?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/bigscreen/tv/episode/b03mpskb

[Spikes]

And what were those mistakes

1.) Had the temerity to be a remake of a Stallone classic 2.) Dredd didn't take his helmet off 3.) Ripped off the Raid too much, and 4.) Not enough 2D prints available

[COMMANDO FORCES]

BRILLIANT

[Theblazeuk]

That 'Great movie mistakes' is the most boring, misleadingly titled show on air. I can't believe it keeps coming back.

You go on expecting something as good as Auntie's bloomers or at the very least, showing the stormtroopers hitting their heads or poor CGI/effects or outrageous continuity errors.

Even Digby Chicken Ceasar sounds bored (but I do find him quite boring anyway when he's not being a tramp detective).

[radiator]

Yeah, no offence but I can't believe that programme is a thing that exists and - apologies for getting all Daily Mail - is funded by license payer's money. It must be popular though as it always seems to be on.

[radiator]

And one presenter mentions he been seen it four times at cinema!

Think he's making a feeble joke about them re-using the same footage.

[Dandontdare]

it is a crap show - I saw it thinking it would be diverting eyeball-candy when there was nothing else on but the mistakes they show are SO DEADLY BORING! Ooh look - his bag is in his left hand, now it's in his right!

[radiator]

It also basically just ruins films - like the opening of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - in which I can't now not notice that as they're speeding along on the train the backdrop keeps switching in each shot from desert to mountains to forest and back again.