Why was this received so badly?
I thought It was pretty good.
Why was this received so badly?
Henry Jenkins
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Cameron Jackson
78% on RT. Is this bait? It was a box office bomb as I heard
Jaxon Wilson
It wasn't, it was barely advertised, and had the stink of Stallone's terrible version tainting it, I personally fucking loved it and hope there's a sequel.
Nicholas Miller
the silly helmets
Hudson Cox
shit marketing pushing the 3d thing too much.
Oliver Wright
>ywn be a Judge
Juan Ortiz
The trailer said Dread 3D or some shit, noped right away. Regret it to this day.
Logan Myers
This faggot produced it:
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Leo Bailey
>I'm not some douchebag in a suit
Not in a suit, no.
Jackson Jones
most of the audience nowadays would want to side with the criminals, the Judges are oppressive
Jordan Garcia
>it was barely advertised
Agreed.
>and had the stink of Stallone's terrible version tainting it
People insist on this shitty excuse? Jesus, the Stallone movie is from 1995!
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Fuck off.
Jaxson Clark
Lots of really good movies are poorly received at first. Look at 2001, The Shining, or The Thing for example.
Nathan Johnson
It's kind of like "The raid" and the first one was actually great.
Fuck everything... i miss the violence of the 80/90. Not only the blood but the violent tone in general, the over sexualization, the total disregard for trying to make the content so it wouldn't offend anyone.
Today's shit is really making me feel like John Spartan. FUCK!!
> you are fined five credits for repeated violations of the verbal morality statute.
Noah Davis
>Watched it day one in full 3D
>Still have the Dredd 3D glasses
Carter Jenkins
Unless you're Dredd that's for the best.
Lincoln Barnes
Because it was shit
Nathaniel Taylor
Bad marketing. Tainted IP.
Carson Gonzalez
How many credits is 1 dollar?
Elijah Perez
you mean another reboot
Blake Hughes
it tried to be a hard ass action movie but you could smell the cuck all over it
Wyatt Stewart
millenials are scared of the law
Kevin Wright
I liked it. Blondie was fine as fuck, too.
Camden Cook
JUDGEMENT TIME
Easton Bell
It wasn't received badly, it had shit ads and got released at the worst time ever - right at the start of the fall college semester, when the primary demo for this movie wouldn't able to spend as much time on movies. If they'd moved the release window a bit, more people could've seen it in theaters.
Elijah King
How many times have you guys seen Dredd? I think its at least 5 times for me
Daniel Edwards
At least 3 for me. It's a great movie for when you want to kick back and relax to some asskicking.
David Edwards
5 iimes. Once in the theater, twice by myself at home, once showing it to some mates, and once showing it to my dad.
David Clark
When it came out on bluray I watched it 5 fucking too. Watched the beginning of the movie at least 50 times.
Tyler Jenkins
I'm pretty sure The Matrix had a relatively poor reception. Then it came out on VHS/DVD and it went the other way.
Bentley Lopez
4, 3 in the movie theater, 1 with the bluray
Slo-motion done right
Jonathan Sanchez
Not ambitious enough.
Ayden Hughes
>Stallone movie is from 1995!
And it wasn't that bad.
Robert Young
I don't know about you but everyone I knew went fucking bonkers over The Matrix when it was in theaters.
Kevin Barnes
1. It was a reboot of a comically goofy and over-the-top 90's bomb
2. no major names- there was Urban and Headly but neither are A listers
3. 3D, not everyone wants to see a movie in 3D or pay 3D prices
Blake Jenkins
>I'm pretty sure The Matrix had a relatively poor reception.
underage and b&
James Ross
i found sarah connor to be a terrible final boss.