how is this compared to dredd 3d?
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NewCliches — 13 years ago(December 01, 2012 05:14 AM)
I'd say the raid is a very entertaining film. It is probably the only film in which I have ever heard my mother laughing during the climactic battle scene.
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matt-bassist — 13 years ago(February 01, 2013 11:18 PM)
I loved The Raid, I've seen it countless times, and did not even think of it ONCE while watching Dredd. I guess people will grasp at any straws to moan and complain online to get some attention.
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a-m-fleming — 13 years ago(December 28, 2012 04:38 AM)
BURLEARTH Thank you so much for clearing up that issue for the idiots on here, you should repost on the Dredd 3D page. It's something that happens in Hollywood with alarmingly more frequent regularity: Friends with Benefits/No strings Attached to name a recent unsubtle "let's see who can release first" duo.
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swedensprettyboy — 13 years ago(December 26, 2012 05:54 PM)
Dredd is a great action movie.
The raid however is completly illogical and boring, Cops that let scouts run away so they alarm the entire building. Noone using any guns but instead fight with their fists.
And you have no real clue why they would go into the building in the first place, noone seem to have any plan and noone ask who they should aprehend, completly stupid.
I gave Dredd 8/10, The Raid got 4/10 -
everlone_2000 — 11 years ago(December 15, 2014 04:15 AM)
From what I can recall it was a child, they could have shot him but that's seriously unethical and when they tried to catch him he was too quick.
Worth noting as well that shooting him was an entirely pointless waste of a life, given the revelations right at the end of the film.
