Karl Urban complements the movie's simple yet compelling storyline by adding multiple layers to his character despite having more than half of his face covered with a helmet. This closed setup works in Dredd's favor as it concentrates all the action and drama in one location, instantly raising the stakes for the main characters, and effectively putting Judge Dredd's ambiguous morality on full display. Karl Urban's Judge Dredd and his psychic trainee Judge Anderson find themselves trapped inside a building after drug lord Madeline "Ma-Ma" Madrigal (Lena Headey) takes control and attempts to kill them.
Pete Travis' take on Dredd rises above the pitfalls of the first adaptation, and instead of heavily relying on aesthetics and settings, confining its premise to a single slum tower block.
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