Both characters are members of law enforcement and are suitting up for a what they think
will be a regular day on the job. The biggest difference is if Rama dies, his wife and unborn
child would be devastated. If Dredd dies, nobody would really care. That day, the main
character is paired with a new partner or partners in this case. A crime boss is torturing
some crack heads and killing them off one by one. It's a job for 911 so the main
characters arrive to the crackhouse to find out what’s going on or whatever. Whenever
he gets to the scene of a crime, Dredd always chirp chirps his vehicle so it won’t get
stolen. These guys forget to and it eventually catches up to ‘em. In The Raid,
the cops sneak into the building and have to be very very quiet since it’s a matter
of life and death and stuff. Dredd and Anderson give zero or less damns and walk casually
through the front door. Another difference in the movies is that when they arrive, the
crooked cop has been waiting all day for his backup to arrive. There’s crooked officers
in Dredd too, but they are the back up in this movie and show up way later. When they’re
in the building they make their way up the stairs. Both movies have a scene where they
good guys put a bomb on the door to kill the gangsters. The difference is, Rama’s bomb
is used to keep the bad guys out of the apartment and Dread’s bomb is used to let the good
guys in. When the bad guys find out the good guys are dropping the property value by shooting
up everything, they shut all the lights in the building to get an advantage. The drug
lord in this movie does it automatically. Mama and her team shut off the lights eventually,
but they have to commandeer a control room and call the operator to do it for them. Afterwards,
the drug lord gets on the intercom and tells the tenants that 5-0 is in the building and
to kill them as soon as possible. As a reward, Tama Riyadi says the tenants who kill the
cops will get free rent for the rest of their life so pretty much everybody joins the fight.
Mama promises the tenants the electricity will return back to normal and some people
care, but the people with double A batteries run back into their apartments. When the main
characters are self defensing themselves in both movies, karma is unpredictable because
in one movie they need a place to hide so they knock on the door of the lady with the
baby and her husband lets them in for safety just because they helped the husband earlier
in the movie. In Dredd, they knock on the door of the lady with baby and she lets them
in for safety even though they killed her husband earlier. The bad guys look at the
surveillance tapes and find where the good guys are hiding. They machine gun the entire
building like badadatt, badaddatt, baddat tat tat. The bad guys have good guy aim in
The Raid and almost everybody gets a body piercing during the shoot out scene and the
bad guys in Dredd must’ve learned how to shoot from the same place the storm troopers
studied, because nobody gets hurt. After the shootout, the hero takes a henchman and flings
across the building and the henchman is like noooooooooooo for like 10 seconds before he
lands. This henchman is like nooo for only a split second because he only went down one
flight. In the next room they make a hole in the apartment and jump through it. Then
they go outside, and in Dredd, they catch their breath because they’re safe from all
the gunfire. Rama goes outside too, but before he could catch his breath he goes right back
inside because they have snipers on the roof and it’s way more dangerous outside than
inside. In the next scene in Dredd, the guy in handcuffs is getting interrogated and he
gets so scared he pees on himself. The bad guy in handcuff gets so scared he cacas on
himself in The Raid. Kids sneak up on Dredd and are like freeze, put your hands up or
I’ll shoot or whatever. In The Raid, the cops tell the kids put his hands up or they’ll
shoot or whatever. Both kids in both movies get taught a lesson, I guess. Dredd stuns
the little boy and that’ll teach ‘em never to work for drug dealers ever again. The crooked
cop shoots the little boy here and I'm pretty sure he learned
his lesson before the bullet went all the way through. At the beginning when the crime lord
announced on the PA they wanted the gangsters dead. The gangsters in only one of the movies
follow orders, this gangster brings the good guys to the leader dead, and over here
this one brings her back alive. There’s a scene in both movies that take
place at the Enterprise. (audio) For those of you who don’t know what the Enterprise is (audio)
(audio). Even though both movies have a scene in a drug lab. The
drugs in Dredd are depressants and reduce nervous activity while the coke in the Raid
are stimulants and raise levels of nervous activity. Right after that, in another room
where the one handcuffed character is being tortured. The torturer lets Anderson go because
his hand gets blown off. This torturer lets Andi go just because he wants to hand the
two brother a beatdown. At the part where the partner is injured and the other partner
has to save his life. His injuries require medical attention. Dredd's a G and does his
patch job himself. Rama's partner is a B and makes Rama do it for him while he cries in
the background. On the way to the final door, the good guys go up the stairs and shoot the
third to last guy. Then the difference between both movies is what the last two guards do.
In Dredd, the last two dudes are read to die like Biggy Smalls.
The last two guards here picked the worst possible time to find Jesus
and try to run away, but bullets are way faster than Nikes. They see the crime boss face to
face and are like hands in the air. One drug lord has a rolex on his right wrist the other
has a time bomb. Dredd doesn't care and shoots the crime boss. The dirty cop doesn’t care
either, but he shoots the cop. When the evil villain is finally killed, Tama Riyadi took
the stair before his head exploded. Mama head exploded too, but she doesn’t take
the stairs or elevator. In the end, the two good officers make it out the building alive
and live happily ever after. Sike, if we want to get technical, only The Raid lived happily ever after
because they actually made money at the box office and got a sequel.
And those are 24 reasons these movies are different.
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