TV Series spin off can cover everything, it'll jar with the movie continuity of course but you can't have everything...
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Bat King on 15 February, 2012, 03:06:29 PM
Over on the Play Dredd Forum I'm offering up a new game starting on 26th February.
Anyone interested in checking it out are more than welcome. There are rules involved in such a thing but they'll be easy to follow. Lurkers always welcome but more fun if people join in the action.
I'm offering two suggestions for plot, a poll is up for people to decide what they would prefer (I will go with majority of signed up members of Play Dredd in the case of any tie).
http://playdredd.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=pbfplayers&thread=123&page=1
Quote from: radiator on 15 February, 2012, 03:43:03 PMQuoteI can totally understand the 'Do it like the comic or don't bother' but there are aspects of Death which would look a bit hokey on film (even more so in the DNA world)
Yes, I agree with that. Not many are saying that Nolan shouldn't make any more Batman films because he deviates from the source material (no aliens, nothing supernatural, no Robin or Batgirl etc etc). It's perfectly possible to remain faithful to the spirit of the comics while doing your own thing with it - the 'like the comics or nothing' brigade seem quite naive/blinkered to me.QuoteCould possibly have subliminal flashes of something closer to the comic death when he takes someone over...
Yeah, I thought perhaps something similar to how the Scarecrow gas works visually in Batman Begins - the character of Death psychically projects an image which looks closer to the comic version of the character. They could do some really cool Chris Cunningham/Aphex Twin style visuals with it.Quote
I've said many times... earlier in this thread I am sure as well as today... I don't particularly want Judge Death... You are preaching to the choir not convincing me. You don't seem to be reading the full intent of my posts.
Same here - personally I think there's far more interesting avenues to explore than the Judge Death storyline, but
a) He's by far Dredd's most famous villain - he's basically Joker to Dredd's Batman for better or worse.
b) That seems to be the direction they're going in, so I'm just specualting as to how they might do it.
Quote from: TordelBack on 15 February, 2012, 01:32:17 PMQuote from: SmallBlueThing on 15 February, 2012, 01:14:41 PMNot even during my record breaking THREE consecutive bouts of tonsilitis last year, which were also coincidentally during my two weeks holiday...
It may be different in your jurisdiction, and more importantly the practices in your specific job, but here (RoI) if you get illness certified by a doctor sick days during your annual leave do not count against your statutory leave entitlement. Just mentioning it because the situation sounds really shite...
Quote from: wonkychop on 15 February, 2012, 03:32:52 PM
Judge Dredd is a niche market anyway. Having Judge Death is only going to appeal to 2000ad fans, a general audience would find it a bit too avant garde if not downright silly for Dredd to be chasing apparitions for two hours. Like I've said, Radiator's was the best idea - conflate the characters Judge Cal and Judge Death into one. Add in the themes of power, madness and mass murder, something a general audience can believe in.
Quote from: James Stacey on 15 February, 2012, 03:26:10 PMQuote from: wonkychop on 15 February, 2012, 03:24:01 PMWhy? Things like Suckerpunch get made.
It's too over the top for the big screen BatKing.
Quote from: Michaelvk on 15 February, 2012, 03:03:37 PMFully agree, that is exactly why I wouldn't want it in the next film. Just some naughty Cits or Mutants or Rico, etc.
I just hope that if that's what they do, they don't start piling on the villains a la Spiderman.. That ruins it.
Quote from: wonkychop on 15 February, 2012, 03:07:04 PM
An undead dimension hopper? It would be like Dredd meets Dr Who meets flesheating zombies. Good on paper, difficult to pull off on the big screen without it looking like a Mel Brooks production.