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I've met people that said the Stallone one was better and that this reboot was crap. I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion but yeesh. I don't really know how the film flopped when it had such a low budget by Hollywood standards. Maybe people liked it less than we think but it seems that this petition indicates otherwise. Quite the head scratcher.



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Panama said:
I've met people that said the Stallone one was better and that this reboot was crap. I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion but yeesh. I don't really know how the film flopped when it had such a low budget by Hollywood standards. Maybe people liked it less than we think but it seems that this petition indicates otherwise. Quite the head scratcher.

I am hoping it will be like a sleeper hit where word of mouth after the films original cinema release, high DVD/Blu-Ray sales because of it will make a sequal a success.



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Panama said:
I've met people that said the Stallone one was better and that this reboot was crap. I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion but yeesh. I don't really know how the film flopped when it had such a low budget by Hollywood standards. Maybe people liked it less than we think but it seems that this petition indicates otherwise. Quite the head scratcher.


Poor advertisement is to blame. The movie made a lot of sales on bluray, and the people that watched it was impressed.



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Fusioncode said:
No amount of signatures is going to get a sequel made. The first one was a massive flop at the box office making only 35m out of a 50m budget. And that's not even counting the money they pumped into marketing. I thought the movie was fine, but it's not getting a sequel.


There's more revenue streams and indicators for success to a film than just box office sales. The marketing budget was not that large, and if DVD sales are good, streaming demand and cable viewership is high, and word of mouth is spreading, a studio could easily decide that a 2nd one could make money and with a built in fan base there is much less of a risk financially than trying a new movie. It is very possible to get a sequel, even if it's box office receipts were lower than their production cost.

It needs a sequel allright with SS.

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Olivia Thirlby Thanks 'Dredd' Fans for Sequel Campaign

"We really want to bring you a Dredd 2"

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/olivia-thirlby-thanks-dredd-fans-737160



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