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hi im just a fun i have a auetsion.When the movie is going to be released?Im waiting for that movie three years and i havent any news yet.
Hello! I would just like to leave a comment from the perspective of a first time visitor to the site and project since I am one.
I am a long time fan of the Max Payne video games series even though most of my friends think the game blows. Ever since first reading in the original Max Payne instruction booklet that there would (eventually) be a Max Payne film I was stoked and absolutely thrilled to see the movie. However, once I saw the film, I was literally embarassed by the movie because I’m known as a Max Payne fan to my friends and the movie only comfirmed (in their minds) that Max Payne is a joke; It’s not.
It’s a genuis storyline with compelling gameplay that keeps you going until you can’t go any more and finish the game. The game itself is a better movie than the film they pushed through. I always knew that the movie could be LEAPS and BOUNDS better than what it was and literally upset to the point of feeling physically queezy. Ever since then I wished that the movie could be redone; done right.
While Googling different things about Max Payne 2, I came across this site and learned about the film in development and am more EXCITED than none other! You have another avid supporter here and will definitely be viewing this movie whenever it is possible. As a fan to a fan, I hope that you already know all the things wrong with the Max Payne movie released, Fergle Gibson, and that you take all the things it should have been and put it into your project.
Redemption couldn’t be a better word for this movie after the abortion that was released officially. Looking forward to seeing the release date change from “When It’s Done” to “Sooner Than Later.”
As a director myself I can see the cinematic potential here that would make up a great film. And as a gamer I am glad to see someone following the style of the classic games. It seems now as Sam Lake’s influence over the franchise is slowly fading, so is the appeal that it once had and was the reason for its current fanbase. It’s good to see that people still have the will to revive such a classic story and at the same time the technique and skill to make it a masterpiece.
Back at the start of high school, shortly after the playing Max Payne games, i began writing short stories and poems about Max Payne. That was years ago.
Max Payne has always had a place in my heart.
After only recently seeing the so called “official film” and also hearing that Sam Lake is having less to do with the whole francise, in some ways i feel the story stopped a long time ago.
This film i feel shows promise.
Even though i know little about it, i know it will do well.
Good luck team.