I was sitting watching TV when i saw the TV spot trailer. I swear i jumped off my seat of excitement. The theatrical trailer looks so ravaging: God this was a game of its time. I remember playing it when it came out; best graphics i've seen at the time and the bullet time was amazing. I went crazy for it. I think Mark Wahlberg was a good choice for Max Payne.
God i love that game, well both of them but i also saw the trailer a few weeks ago but what i don't understand is why was there some kind of evil angel of death flying around and all this weird horror stuff i don't remember that in the games, or is this a representation of his hallucination of the drug that he took????
I'm gonna watch that movie saturday. It appears that the director and Mark Wahlberg both haven't played the game, so hopefully they won't screw it up...
I'm stumped on this as well; i don't remember anything about angels but Max Payne 2 did contain dream-like morbid scenes pertaining his dead baby and wife. Like the part when Max had to walk a thin red line to get out of some dark room or when Max walked a never-ending hallways (that was creepy). That's a good point though Pimp, maybe it is the drugs. Thats what we call here in America: Priceless
Mark Wahlberg is a good choice when it comes to the looks of Max Payne but he just doesn't sound like the Max Payne that we all know and love especially the first game.
Max Payne got an 18% on Rotten Tomatoes: Max Payne Movie Reviews, Pictures - Rotten Tomatoes That's exactly the same rating as The Happening, also starring Mark Wahlberg. He must be so proud!
I've seen it in the cinema yesterday. The background information about Max is the same as in the game. However the story there doesn't match the one in the game. Also the killer of his wife is a different person there. The part with the angels and the drugs that where created by the company where Max's wife worked, don't match with the game. The game was just an action shooter with some nightmares in it. If you like Action Thrillers, then this movie is good to be seen. But if you wanna see a movie about the game, then just leave it...
Actually, in the game Max does hallucinate, and his wife was killed because she worked for Aesir and found out too much. I haven't seen the movie, but that's right out of Max Payne 1 if you play it all the way through.
Me too, but I must've played through about 10 times. :O Now ask me about Max Payne 2, and I just draw a complete blank.