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I saw a lot of exploding heads. And there were scenes that were still cut?

Yup some of the slow-mo scenes were shortened. It happened in The Expendables 2 as well. I found some of cuts off but thankfully the movie was strong enough to overcome the sanitizing of the movie here
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Dredd has a budget of $50m.

Lionsgate have only paid for the prints and advertising, so they will not lose out.

The production company won't either. It's a British/South African movie. The USA is just another one of its markets. Getting $15m from 1 market is not bad at all when your budget is so low. It'll make money, not a lot, but it'll make some.

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No idea. An interviewer asked Karl Urban "What do you think Stallone would think of the new movie?" and he replied "I don't give a damn what he thinks".Perhaps he should have asked him to take a look. Stallone knows how to make a film popular. His so-called terrible Judge Dredd movie made good money unlike Urban's bomb.

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No idea. An interviewer asked Karl Urban "What do you think Stallone would think of the new movie?" and he replied "I don't give a damn what he thinks".Perhaps he should have asked him to take a look. Stallone knows how to make a film popular. His so-called terrible Judge Dredd movie made good money unlike Urban's bomb.

It was most likely advertising that made the difference, it had awful legs for 1995. And Stallone was still a big name then, so they could get by on that.
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Combine the two films and you have a good Dredd film.What 1995 did right:MegaCity One looked more like the comics to me.They did a better job of establishing the Judge system.Lighter tone...more of the satire from the comics ('You could have gone out the window'. '30 floors Dredd?' 'Yes...but it would have been LEGAL).Costume design of the general public (the block warriors in the opening sequence could have come straight from the comics).Over the top but much more interesting Lawmaster Bike.What 2012 did right:Karl UrbanJudge uniforms and equipment looked cool.Actress playing Anderson was cute. :)No 'making copies' guy.The new film is just another example of the recent trend to make things TOO dark and serious IMO. That's not Dredd. My favorite 'short story' with him is where he's in a diner's bathroom...gets interrupted while on the john by a robbery....bursts out to dispatch the perps with violent efficiency...and then mumbles something about having to finish his 'paperwork' while stumbling back to the bathroom (who knew that Dredd even needed to wipe!).These filmmakers missed the point by just turning him into a violent cop without the irony.I'm going to go fire up my Dredd pinball machine before I get depressed. :)

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No idea. An interviewer asked Karl Urban "What do you think Stallone would think of the new movie?" and he replied "I don't give a damn what he thinks".Perhaps he should have asked him to take a look. Stallone knows how to make a film popular. His so-called terrible Judge Dredd movie made good money unlike Urban's bomb.

He probably said that because of how badly Stallone's film sucked. Hence, why would he care what Stallone's opinion was since he so utterly failed with his version.
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TD YD Title (Click to View) Studio Daily Gross % +/- YD / LW Theaters / Avg Gross To-Date Day
1 - House at the End of The Street Rela. $4,640,000 - - 3,083 $1,505 $4,640,000 1
2 - End of Watch ORF $4,600,000 - - 2,730 $1,685 $4,600,000 1
3 - Trouble with the Curve WB $4,165,000 - - 3,212 $1,297 $4,165,000 1
4 2 Finding Nemo (3D) BV $2,388,000 +248% -53% 2,904 $822 $22,922,000 8
5 - Dredd LGF $2,230,000 - - 2,506 $890 $2,230,000 1
6 1 Resident Evil: Retribution SGem $1,950,000 +88% -77% 3,016 $647 $28,718,000 8
7 18 The Master Wein. $1,386,000 +2,135% +472% 788 $1,759 $2,442,000 8
8 4 The Possession LGF $815,000 +155% -55% 2,598 $314 $43,465,000 22
9 3 Lawless Wein. $704,000 +72% -48% 2,614 $269 $32,895,000 24
- 8 The Bourne Legacy Uni. $479,000 +121% -43% 1,431 $335 $109,272,000 43
- 5 The Expendables 2 LGF $395,000 +53% -56% 1,820 $217 $81,957,000 36
- 13 The Odd Life of Timothy Green BV $375,000 +160% -44% 1,752 $214 $47,488,000 38
- 9 The Campaign WB $370,000 +82% -51% 1,250 $296 $84,151,000 43
- 11 The Dark Knight Rises WB $345,000 +91% -43% 948 $364 $442,203,000 64
- 10 Hope Springs Sony $250,000 +33% -56% 1,147 $218 $61,548,000 45
- 6 The Words CBS $230,000 -5% -75% 1,247 $184 $10,475,000 15
- - The Perks of Being a Wallflower Sum. $84,900 - - 4 $21,225 $84,900 1
- - 10 Years Anch. $25,800 +1,363% +258% 43 $600 $57,000 8

 

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