Dredd 3D: A movie remake that's actually better than the original?

ARTS + LIFE Dredd 3D: A movie remake that's actually better than the original? Critics attacked — and audiences ignored — the first Sly Stallone-starring adaptation of the Judge Dredd comic, but the new Dredd film is making people think twice ARTS + LIFE The 2012 Emmys: Top 5 predictions Perennial, predictable winners like Mad Men and The Daily Show are facing unusually stiff competition — which makes this Sunday's Emmy race the most exciting in years ARTS + LIFE 5 gritty upcoming TV series based on classic children's stories The CW announces Wunderland, a cop show based on Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland — just the latest series that turns a children's story dark ARTS + LIFE 9 sexually subversive magazine covers If sex really does sell, then these glossies likely hit the jackpot with their unabashedly provocative cover art ARTS + LIFE 12 belabored baseball metaphors from reviews of Trouble with the Curve Clint Eastwood's new baseball drama has inspired a full roster of critics to step up to the plate with lame figures of speech about America's pastime WALMART Walmart stops selling Kindles: Inside the war against Amazon The country's largest retail chain is ditching Amazon's tablets, the latest sally in an ongoing battle between traditional big box retailers and online upstarts FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE Could the Internet Ever 'Wake Up'? Could the Internet 'wake up'? And if so, what sorts of thoughts would it think? And would it be friend or foe? Neuroscientist Christof Koch believes we may soon find out SEE ALL CARTOONS TECCA Gangnam Style now in the Guinness Book of World Records SLATE Will the new Les Misérables be groundbreaking? NEW YORK MAGAZINE Mitt's bronze: Political makeup artists on the perils of their craft NEWSER Michael Jackson had an anti-abortion song? SALON Mars Curiosity rover captures eclipse The week's best photo journalism In some of the week's most remarkable images, Elmo gets arrested, a Korean rapper captures Americans' hearts, and a Syrian bunny is armed to the teeth         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.