More than a decade after failing to find his audience in cinemas, now the E-Film of Science/Action is finding a new audience of streaming. "Dred", released in 2012, also starred Carl Urban as a titular referee Ded, became Max's hit after recently returning to the streaming service. So much that it has become one of the most watched films of the service in general.

"Ded", from this writing, sits on the number two of Max's most watched movie table, after Flixpatrol. Traveling only in 2024 at Michael Keaton starring Gudrich. Also sit comfortably over other one -off hits Such as the adaptation of the video game of Tom Holland "Uncharted" And "speed", among others. One key difference here is that many of the films in the top ten of Streamer were now successful in their time, including the "final destination" franchise, which has several records on the list. This was not the case for the poorly adapted adaptation of comics to Urban.

Directed by Pete Travis, "Dedrd" is based on the very popular 2000 ads series. This is also the same comic book that inspired him Silvester Stallone's ice -appreciated film "Judge Ded" in the 90's. Travis and screenwriter Alex Garland, from the fame "28 days later" and "Civil War", however, managed to deliver a truly exciting, Kikas, rationalized action, set in a beautifully realized dystopian future. The only problem? The audience ignored him greatly when he came out.

For those who may need a little refresher, the film is centered on Dred (Carl Urban), most afraid of all judges who are futuristic police officers with the power of the judge, jury and the enforcement agent. He is appointed to train rookie Cassandra (Olivia Tyrlby) and they are quickly called upon to investigate the 200-story 200-story deadly crime, controlled by the wicked master narcotics, named Ma-Ma (Lena Jedi). They catch someone from her inner circle and ma-ma-bumps after the complex. The bullets are flying and the chaos follows.

Despite earning a lot of solid reviews and incredibly well received from those who saw it, the film failed to attract many business activities. Against a $ 45m budget, Dedar made just $ 41 million in box office around the world, cementing it as a bomb. It is a major example of a great movie to get a cruel deal, which can feel frustrating to viewers who would like to see more things like this from Hollywood studios.

Fortunately, in the years of the initial release, people have caught up for "Dredd" and have called for different points. In 2017 We learned that the TV show called "Judge Ded: Mega-City One" is in development That Urban expressed interest in acting inside. It has never come true, nor any other feature film. It is unfortunate, but it also makes it even more satisfying to see that this gem finds its audience all these years later. There is at least some justice in the world.

You can also collect "Dredd" on 4K, Blu-ray or DVD from Amazon.