#208 Judge Dredd (1995) Vs. Dredd (2012)

08/08/22 • 70 min

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Hello and welcome to Mega City One. This week our heroes revisit Judge Dread (1995) and Dredd (2012) to discuss which one was better. Which took less than a minute.

But listen in as Aaron and James discuss the best, and worst bits, of both films in this weeks episode dedicated the Judge, Jury and Executioner himself.

I AM THE LAW!

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Hello and welcome to Mega City One. This week our heroes revisit Judge Dread (1995) and Dredd (2012) to discuss which one was better. Which took less than a minute.

But listen in as Aaron and James discuss the best, and worst bits, of both films in this weeks episode dedicated the Judge, Jury and Executioner himself.

I AM THE LAW!

If you like this episode don't forget to subscribe for a new episode each week.

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