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[Earwolf Admin]

Pick up a plate of recycled spaghetti and join Erica Oyama and the How Did This Get Made? crew for a look at Judge Dredd. Block wars. That about covers it. Join us on this trip to Aspen with Rob Schneider and enjoy the horrible sets and futuristic insanity. Enjoy!

[Wien]

Judge Dredd to his dick: "Double Whammy."

[sorrykansas.com]

This movie was much more fun than I remember it being. Here is one out of context moment I had to share:




Patch it into my Lawmaster, dumb-dumb.

[Bruce Reid Robinson II]

"hey guess what dumb dumb? You should know what youre giving to youre murderous prisoners"




second listen through, I caught the part where Jason interjects with, "I have great news guys..."

Thank you.

[Gerard Smith]

The robot was (in looks only) Hammerstein from ABC Warriors another 2000AD strip that has nothing to do with Judge Dredd. His presence was on of the many things Dredd fans like myself hated about this movie.

[president cage]

Great episode. Just wondering if you guys know that the Third Millennium started 12 years ago, though.

[Karateslap]

I never noticed the voice activated turret silliness, not even when I rewatched it for this episode. I also love how everything kept coming back to the pasta robot. Hillarious ep!

P.S. With all this talk of pasta robots, how did no one say "pastabot?"

[PlanBFromOuterSpace]

In the future, cargo pants are still in style, and because Judge Dredd was made in 1995, so is blasting White Zombie on your flying car's stereo.

The 5-star reviews this week reminded me of friends I have that like to tell me a movie is good by saying "I NEVER watch (insert genre here) movies, but I liked this one, so it's the greatest (that genre) movie ever". I see stuff like "Blow" and Boondock Saints", movies that look like or are clearly lifting from every other movie they look like, popping up in those conversations. Ohhhh, speaking of which, have you guys seen "Overnight", the documentary about the douchebag that made "Boondock Saints"? I'll have to go suggest that one on the right thread. It's a good movie, and probably even funnier to people that ARE still working in the entertainment industry...

[Ryan Sz]

For everything that this movie tried to copy from the comics including the Judge outfits to the gun, they screwed it up so bad and made it seem hokey while it seemed pretty cool in the comics. As for the warden and the benefactor's gift, the box had a thumb print lock on the box and the warden had said "our benefactor" so it seemed like he was a middle man between Rico and the bad chief judge. One of my favorite guilty pleasures, but still so bad.

[Wien]

By the way, I love that June has taken it upon herself to act as Rob Schnider's defensive attorney in this episode. She really does a solid job trying to build a case against Dredd, questioning his character as a cop.

[notmyname]

sean1966, on 03 July 2012 - 09:47 AM, said:

My next post will cover The Saint, which was like toxic waste to everyone involved.

Holy shit, you guys have to do The Saint.
good call sean1966

[Lukas Holmes]

June was so amazing on Burning Love.

[Shannon]

Lukas Holmes, on 03 July 2012 - 04:22 PM, said:

June was so amazing on Burning Love.

...just needed an excuse to post this gif

[matt loxley]

I will always cherish the phrase "lil sloppy danny devito" hahaha great ep!

[Lukas Holmes]

Shannon, on 03 July 2012 - 05:30 PM, said:

...just needed an excuse to post this gif

That was the first moment I ran with my computer to show my wife the show. I burst out laughing at the anguish on her face. Just wonderful.

[Hot - Slunch]

June took the 'best line of the episode' crown near the end when she said Stallone, "misjudged this".

[Joshua Werth]

Gerard Smith, on 03 July 2012 - 05:23 AM, said:

. . . one of the many things Dredd fans like myself hated about this movie.

I saw the movie way before I consciously sought out the Great Comic Books (sometime around the time I got serious about drawing pictures). Needless to say, hundreds of page of classic, innovative comics RUINED FOREVER.

Of course, by now I've realized that the whole point of film adaptations is to dilute literature with so much unprocessed cultural doodoo as to render it unfit for consumption by all future generations.

[Davies]

Leno X-14

[Kevin Irmiter]

I just want to say FUCK YOU JASON PAUL AND JUNE FOR POSTING THIS PERFECT FATHERS DAY MOVIE JUST AFTER FATHERS DAY YOU SADISTIC ASSFUCK JERKS. AFTER LISTENING TO THE AMAZON REVIEWS I REALIZED THIS WAS THE PERFECT MOVIES FOR BONDING WITH MY FATHER BUT UNFORTUNATELY I MISSED THE FATHER'S DAY DEADLINE. IF YOU HAD POSTED THIS A FEW WEEKS AGO I COULD HAVE SPENT SOME WONDERFUL QUALITY TIME WATCHING JUDGE DREDD ON HIS SPECIAL DAY BUT NOW I CAN'T DO IT UNTIL NEXT FATHERS'S DAY. OH YEAH THATS ASSUMING HE LIVES THAT LONG YOU COCKSUXKERS. THANK YOU FOR TWISTING THE KINFE AND THEN POURING SALTY LEMON JUICE ON IT YOU FUCKING PICKLE FUCKERS. I HOPE YOU DIE AND BURN IN HELL.

Also thank you for the great podcast! I look forward to it every week.

[Jacob C]

June is getting crazier and crazier with her theories every week. And I'm fine with that