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Favourite scenes from DREDD

Started by COMMANDO FORCES, 27 September, 2012, 06:13:51 PM

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Mark Taylor

...However as nobody seems to have mentioned it yet, the scene with Dredd and Anderson in the lift where he's just staring at her, sizing her up, and she's thinking, shit, what do I have to do to impress this guy? Really effective at showing how intimidating Dredd can be just by being in the same room.

JOE SOAP

What's great about that scene in the lift is that it reverses the roles: now Dredd knows what she's thinking.

Van Dom

I really loved the bit with Anderson and the corrupt female cop. Corrupt female cop is so confident about taking her out "If I see her first, she's dead, if she sees me first, she hesitates, and she's dead..." Then of course they walk into each other...and without any boring dialogue or anything Anderson just blows her away having read her mind! Thought that was class.
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Quote from: JOE SOAP on 28 September, 2012, 07:57:01 PM
What's great about that scene in the lift is that it reverses the roles: now Dredd knows what she's thinking.

And then later on they are unified in the lifts as they exit.

The lifts were totally Bladerunner nods I thought - both reminding me of the lift in Dekker's slum and in the private lifts at Tyrell. Those, the wire animals the tech guy makes and the music when Ma-Ma is in the bath all seemed complete nods to Bladerunner. Which was great.

Of course I could just be making that all up. Dosen't matter, its still a genius movie, gets better every time I see it. They may have to invent 11/10 soon.
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Quote from: BPP on 28 September, 2012, 10:12:47 PM
Those, the wire animals the tech guy makes and the music when Ma-Ma is in the bath all seemed complete nods to Bladerunner. Which was great.


They weren't apparently:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx23hQxNRMs#t=17m15s

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Quote from: BPP on 28 September, 2012, 10:12:47 PM
The lifts were totally Bladerunner nods I thought - both reminding me of the lift in Dekker's slum and in the private lifts at Tyrell. Those, the wire animals the tech guy makes and the music when Ma-Ma is in the bath all seemed complete nods to Bladerunner. Which was great.



Yeah, your not the only one who picked up on a Bladerunner vibe (though Garland denied the wire animal/foil unicorn thingy?).

Still, one of my fave shots is certainly Bladerunner-esque



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Quote from: Molch-R on 28 September, 2012, 05:55:04 PM
By the way, did anyone else notice Arthur Ranson's world map from Shamballa on the wall of the classroom?

That's a great tribute to the mighty Ranson!  :thumbsup:

Obviously I loved the whole film, but one small moment, from a composition standpoint, was when Dredd dismounted his bike and we had a camera angled at his thigh and gun holster.
A great shot choice I thought and reminded me of something Sergio Leone might of done-and yet another example of how the filmmakers totally succeeded in putting Dredd on the screen.
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Quote from: Judge Jack on 28 September, 2012, 10:30:53 PM
Quote from: BPP on 28 September, 2012, 10:12:47 PM
Still, one of my fave shots is certainly Bladerunner-esque



Yeah, you can almost hear the Vangelis!  Grud, but that's just an amazing shot.  Quite seriously I think that's one of the most striking future cityscapes ever depicted in film.

critter

One of my favorite scenes is where Anderson makes the perp piss himself.

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Emp

Calebs swan dive...simply because it was so matter of fact......no macho posing...just fucked off the ledge turn around and gone.
The whole scene just adds to Dredd invinciblility.

hazy efc

Another one of many scenes i fuckin love is were dredd is just walking up the block hallway,
no shooting no talking just walking, the last time i watched a movie were an actor could do something
as simple and menacing as fuck but heroic at the same time was eastwood as the man with no name,
im sure i heard carl urban say in an interview he try`d to play dredd similar to the man with no name,
im sure if mr eastwood viewed dredd knowing this he indeed would be proud  :thumbsup:

shaolin_monkey

The whole 'Wait?!? Wait for what? For me to change my mind?!' monologue was fucking epic!! It was such a stupid evil villain thing to do, but it so worked in this film.  Lex was just brilliant anyway.

Fisticuffs

Yeah, Lex really stole his scenes, fantastic stuff.

James

My brother reckons Lex's chin was more impressive than Karl's.