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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Part 4 in a series on Alex Garland's screenplays: Willie & Jessica discuss their thoughts on the movie Dredd (2012) based on the 2000 AD comics.
This two hour argument covers differing opinions on what a satire needs, figuring out when subtlety is appreciated or explicitness is required, the responsibilities of an artist vs their audience in directing engagement with a piece, and maybe a little bit more (time permitting).
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