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Well, it still ain't great, but this edit of Judge Dredd is a marked improvement over the theatrical cut. Cutting out the stuff that was an obvious detriment to the story (If you've seen this movie, you know EXACTLY what I'm talking about.) makes it easier to focus on the stuff that works. The imaginative production design and the practical effects are a wonder, and Armand Assante's scenery chewing is a blast to watch. "Redemption" makes all that worth revisiting again. I wasn't really a fan of the added grain, as it looked like an obvious still overlay. For it to work as intended, it should have moved like actual film grain does. As it stands, it just looks like something you want to peel away. That being said, it's not a deal-breaker.
