Thursday 25 September 2014

Judge Dredd research task

Producer: Alex Garland
Distributer: Lions Gate Entertainment
Script Writer: Alex Garland
Budget: $45 Million
Box Office Gross: $13,414,714 
Directors and Actors: Pete Travis (Director). Karl Urban (Judge Dredd, also starred in Star Trek and The Lord of the Rings), Olivia Thirlby (Cassandra Anderson, also starred in Juno and No Strings Attached), Lena Headey (Madeline 'MaMa' Madrigal, also starred in Game of Thrones, 300 and St. Trinians) 
Marketing:In August 2012, the viral advertising site "Dredd Report" was launched, satirising the Drudge Report. The site featured a video condemning the use of Slo-Mo, and links to news about the film.An exclusive film poster featuring artwork by Jock was released by Mondo to promote the film's appearance at the 2012 Fantastic Fest in September 2012.Dredd's marketing campaign won a Golden Trailer Award for Best Thriller TV Spot for the trailer "Big Addicted", and received nominations for: Best Action TV SpotMost Original TV SpotBest Graphics in a TV SpotBest Music TV Spot, and Best Action Poster and Most Original Poster for the Dredd motion poster.
Critical Reception:The film received positive reviews from critics. It garnered a 78% approval rating from 146 critics, with an average rating of 6.5 out of 10, on the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic provides a score of 59 out of 100 which indicates "mixed or average" reviews—18 of the sampled critics gave the film a positive review, 7 mixed, and the remaining 4 negative. CinemaScore polls reported that the average grade moviegoers gave the film was a "B" on a scale of A+ to F.

Reasons for lack of success:'Hopefully that’ll be enough to keep them from the cinema because Dredd is a god awful film. It’s a boring experience that drags, despite the swift 95 minute running time. It doesn’t seem to know who its audience is. On the one hand, it doesn’t appear extremely faithful to its source material – the plot is entirely new and the basic set up aside a lot of the more interesting sounding elements of the Dredd universe aren’t present– but on the other there’s little present to appeal to the regular public.'
Awards:Dredd's marketing campaign won a Golden Trailer Award for Best Thriller TV Spot for the trailer "Big Addicted", and received nominations for: Best Action TV SpotMost Original TV SpotBest Graphics in a TV SpotBest Music TV Spot, and Best Action Poster and Most Original Poster for the Dredd motion poster.
Technology used:Dredd was released on DVDBlu-ray and Digital Download on 8 January 2013 in North America, and 14 January in the UK. The Blu-ray edition contains the 2D and 3D versions of the film and a digital copy. The DVD and Blu-ray editions contain seven featurettes: "Mega-City Masters: 35 Years of Judge Dredd", "Day of Chaos: The Visual Effects of Dredd3D", "Dredd", "Dredd's Gear", "The 3rd Dimension", "Welcome to Peachtrees", and a "Dredd Motion Comic Prequel" narrated by Urban.During its first week on sale in the UK, Dredd was the number 1 selling DVD and Blu-ray.
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Personal opinion:personally I didnt like the film, I beleive the actors where slightly overacting and made it even more unrealistic. the visual elements to the film were good quality especially for the low budget that the film ran off of but i think the storyline, amount of false violence and overacting ruined it

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