Post by Toronto Maple Leafs on Jun 21, 2012 20:11:08 GMT -5
mysticandroid.spruz.com/pt/Do-you-Do-or-Dread-the-Dredd.6-21-2012/blog.htm
You're better off just clicking that link because there's a lot of media stuff in the article you should see.
In 1977, John Wagner brought the world the first appearance of character Judge Dredd - a futiristic warrior in a post-apocalyptic world who plays all of judge, jury and executioner. In 1995, Sylvester Stallone was still considered to be part of the A-list action stars on the planet (along with Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwartzenneger) and was cast to bring the high-powered comic character to life. With an estimated budget of $70M, it grossed just over $110M worldwide, and can be viewed as a success - financially. Ratings-wise, it's considered a massive flop with just a 5.1 rating on IMDB, and 15% (critics) / 35% (viewers) on Rotten Tomatoes.
But the character deserves another shot. Hell, if the Punisher is going to get a new, un-care-able flick every ten years, the world deserves a second chance at Dredd. (Alright, alright, I know you're all saying "the Punisher murders a thousand people in two minutes of footage... I'll give you that one.)
Click to read the article now so you can see the awesome pictures and videos stuff:
mysticandroid.spruz.com/pt/Do-you-Do-or-Dread-the-Dredd.6-21-2012/blog.htm
You're better off just clicking that link because there's a lot of media stuff in the article you should see.
In 1977, John Wagner brought the world the first appearance of character Judge Dredd - a futiristic warrior in a post-apocalyptic world who plays all of judge, jury and executioner. In 1995, Sylvester Stallone was still considered to be part of the A-list action stars on the planet (along with Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwartzenneger) and was cast to bring the high-powered comic character to life. With an estimated budget of $70M, it grossed just over $110M worldwide, and can be viewed as a success - financially. Ratings-wise, it's considered a massive flop with just a 5.1 rating on IMDB, and 15% (critics) / 35% (viewers) on Rotten Tomatoes.
But the character deserves another shot. Hell, if the Punisher is going to get a new, un-care-able flick every ten years, the world deserves a second chance at Dredd. (Alright, alright, I know you're all saying "the Punisher murders a thousand people in two minutes of footage... I'll give you that one.)
Click to read the article now so you can see the awesome pictures and videos stuff:
mysticandroid.spruz.com/pt/Do-you-Do-or-Dread-the-Dredd.6-21-2012/blog.htm