Judge Dredd 2 Rumors Spark Talk of Urban Return and Mega-City Series

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New details are circulating about the anticipated Judge Dredd sequel, signaling the return of the iconic law enforcer to the big screen. Sources familiar with production talk about a project tentatively titled Judge Dredd 2, envisioned as a direct continuation of the 2012 film. The chatter points to Karl Urban resuming the mantle of Judge Dredd, the actor celebrated for his work in The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, and the television series The Boys. While insiders are cautious about confirming specifics, they indicate Urban is open to reprising the role.

Meanwhile, early online chatter suggested the Judge Dredd universe could extend beyond a single feature and into a streaming series. The concept mentioned is Judge Dredd: Mega-City One, a title fans have floated as a possible TV continuation that would keep the same central character. Polls and fan forums show enthusiasm for seeing Urban back in the title role on screen, whether in a new film or a TV incarnation. At the same time, there is real uncertainty about timing and formal announcements, since Urban is currently involved in other high-profile projects and schedules.

The original Judge Dredd movie released in 2012, with Urban stepping into the helmet, earned praise for its style and performances but faced a lukewarm box office reception. Before Urban took on the character, the part was portrayed by Sylvester Stallone in a 1995 adaptation. As speculation swirls, fans and industry watchers alike await any official word on whether Judge Dredd 2 will move forward and, if so, how the project will balance a potential cinematic revival with possible streaming continuations. The conversation continues to evolve as insiders weigh in with cautious optimism about the franchise’s future and Urban’s potential involvement in new chapters of the saga. (Citation: Entertainment Wire)

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