Here's why Stallone and Urban's movies flopped.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 1995’s Judge Dredd and 2012’s Dredd were both major box office disappointments, but there’s still hope for the comic book character. The two failed attempts to bring the character of Judge Dredd to the screen are a fascinating double bill of Hollywood folly. In one story, a botched and messy production delivered a work of poor quality, which rightfully failed to make its money back.
Sylvester Stallone's Judge Dredd Had Bad Reviews & Huge Box Office Competition 1995 saw Hollywood’s first and only attempt at a big-budget Judge Dredd movie, a project that was doomed by conflicting voices within the production process. The screenplay was for a fairly serious PG-13 action movie with vaguely political undertones. However, director Danny Canon, a longtime fan of the series, wanted to make a film that played more heavily into the violence of the comics. Writer Steven E.
The film currently sits at 22% on Rotten Tomatoes. Contemporary critics were particularly harsh on Stallone, who may have only taken the part because his longtime rival Arnold Schwarzenegger was offered the role first. Commercially, Judge Dredd was overshadowed by other June 1995 releases, including Batman Forever, Apollo 13, and Pocahontas. The film made only $113 million on its $90 million production budget, and that was after a disappointing $34 million domestic release .
There’s no single obvious reason for Dredd’s underperformance. Rather, the film seems to have fallen victim to a plethora of issues. Association with the 1995 film may have hurt Dredd, as did the unfortunate coincidence of its release mere months after The Raid, a legendary action film which touts a very similar premise. For Urban , “Dredd represented a failure in marketing […] no one knew it was being released.
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