Couch Command Podcast – JUDGE DREDD VS. DREDD

9 Comments | ad 2000, almost human, batman, comics, couch command, Couch Command Podcast, Dark Dystopian Themes, DC, dredd, judge dredd, karl urban, MCU, robocop, Science Fiction, Sylvester Stallone | By Keith Justice | March 15, 2023 | 1 minute of reading

Welcome to Mega City One… where he Judges RULE. Both jury and executioner all in one. And we’re here to JUDGE two of them. We’re pitting the 1990’s schlock classic Judge Dredd starring Sylvester Stallone against the beloved fan favorite, DREDD starring Karl Urban.

We all were VERY surprised at how well the 90’s Judge Dredd held up! Click on in as we geek about Judge Dredd vs. DREDD.

Court is adjourned.

THE JUDGES OF JUSTICE:

Keith Justice Hayward (Twitch, Instagram, Facebook)
Sabrina the Voidcat Gamer (Twitch, Instagram)
EmJay (Twitter)
Brent “Shifty” Smith (Twitter)

Intro and Outro comes from the one and only, Starcadian! You can download Interspace and Freak Night here and here respectively.

Logo by DMario Designs

Podcast Audio Mixed and Produced by Brian “Sonic Clang” Kline

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Ube Donut

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607 messages 27 likes

#1 Mar 23, 2024

Wow, this film sounds like a crazy blend of genres! I enjoy a good thriller with a twist of comedy. Dr. Cheon's hustle is extremely impressive: he has turned phony exorcisms into a thriving business. It's like a modern-day Ghostbusters plot, but with a Korean twist. I can't help but worry what comes next for him after he discovers his real power.

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JinnyGoesKrazy

❤️ I want nobody but you

188 messages 7 likes

#2 Mar 23, 2024

I am interested by Dr. Cheon's transformation from skeptic to supernatural warrior. His skepticism lends a sense of authenticity to the story. Despite his initial skepticism, he eventually confronts actual evil spirits, making for an intriguing character journey. Furthermore, the relationship between Dr. Cheon and Yoo-Kyung sounds fascinating. I'm curious how their partnership develops during the film.
Dr. Cheon's story reminds me of traditional hero stories in which ordinary people acquire remarkable skills. He seems to have been living in denial about his genuine purpose all along. And the arrangement with the talisman and sword gives off strong fantasy emotions. I'm curious to see how he handles this newfound destiny.

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Shayla_15200

I am Alive!

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#3 Mar 23, 2024

This movie seems to delve into cultural beliefs and psychological themes, which adds depth to the storyline. Dr. Cheon's perspective on Korean culture-bound syndromes sheds light on the cultural context of the narrative. It's interesting to see how traditional beliefs intersect with modern practices like psychiatric treatment. Makes you think about the complexities of human belief systems.

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Kay

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#4 Mar 23, 2024

The combination of action, comedy, horror, and fantasy in "Dr. Cheon and the Lost Talisman" makes for an interesting viewing experience. It's like a rollercoaster of emotions and genres combined. I'm particularly captivated by the character interactions and the underlying mystery of Dr. Cheon's family history. Cannot wait to see it!

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AlternativeAngel

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#5 Mar 23, 2024

Dr. Cheon's journey from skepticism to embracing his supernatural abilities is a classic hero's journey trope. It's like he's been thrust into this world of spirits and exorcisms against his will, but he rises to the challenge nonetheless. The incorporation of Korean cultural elements adds authenticity to the story, making it a captivating watch for fans of the genre.

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KELLY

Pain is temporary, Success is Forever

577 messages 13 likes

#6 Mar 23, 2024

Looks interesting

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Mulan_Rouge

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#7 Mar 23, 2024

Loved this movie,
It's like when you're expecting this big, epic showdown with the supernatural, but instead, it's just a quick flick of the wrist, and the evil spirits scatter like dust in the wind. Talk about anticlimactic, right? It's like the buildup promises this intense, edge-of-your-seat experience, but then reality hits, and it's like, "That's it?"

I think there's definitely a message in there about the contrast between expectations and reality. Like, we're conditioned by all these movies and stories to expect these grand battles between good and evil, but sometimes, real life doesn't quite measure up. It's like a reminder that not everything is as dramatic as it seems, and sometimes, the most mundane moments hold the most truth. So yeah, I totally see where you're coming from with that interpretation!

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dionnevillanueva

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#8 Mar 23, 2024

I also had a great time watching this movie.. The charming and enigmatic tone of actor Gang Dong-Won in the movie is really intriguing! Funny how all the other actors seemed to have given strong performances as well. I'm excited about the Chuseok holiday this year... (In addition, I think there may be a sequel, which would be fantastic.)

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I need a hero

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#9 Mar 23, 2024

It was entertaining to watch today. But everything felt a little rushed. I'm excited for the next section of the film because it felt like the start of a story. Kindly produce a follow-up.

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