As the narrative unfolds, Judge Dredd is tasked with evaluating and training a rookie Judge, Cassandra Anderson (Olivia Thirlby). The two judges respond to a call at Peach Trees, a massive vertical slum controlled by a drug lord named Ma-Ma (Lena Headey). The judges become trapped in the building and must fight their way to the top to confront Ma-Ma.
In the climax, Dredd and Anderson confront Ma-Ma and her henchmen. The film features intense and violent action sequences as the judges take on heavily armed adversaries in their quest to bring justice to Peach Trees. The violence is depicted in a gritty and stylized manner, in line with the tone of the source material.
In the resolution, Dredd and Anderson manage to defeat Ma-Ma and restore order to Peach Trees. The film concludes with Dredd acknowledging Anderson’s potential as a Judge and stating that she passed her evaluation. The judges ride off into the city, leaving the slums behind.
The ending of “Dredd” is a mix of action and gritty realism, staying true to the source material. It emphasizes the harsh and unforgiving nature of the dystopian world while showcasing the strength and determination of Judge Dredd and his rookie partner. The film is known for its intense action scenes and the portrayal of a brutal and unforgiving urban landscape.