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Audio/Languages: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (English), Dolby Digital 5.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. After all, you've probably spent hours wasting your life away playing Max Payne what's a few more, right?Īctors: Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, Beau Bridges, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Chris O'Donnell, Donal Logue, Amaury Nolasco, Olga Kurylenko The film might be worth a rental, though, just for a bit of fun with your Blu-ray setup. Fans may appreciate the Michelle Payne short, which gives additional background on the most important, but least fleshed out character in the film: Max's dead wife.Ĭan you name a film adaptation of a video game that was any good? After seeing Max Payne, you probably still can't. In case you don't like being distracted, there is the two-part "Picture" feature on either version, which shows other making-of moments shot documentary-style. Instead, this extra, which is only available on the theatrical version, offers typical making-of info via a picture-in-picture window. Although the film isn't great, the sound is amazing.ĭon't get all frothy over the BonusView feature "Walkthroughs and Cheats." It has nothing to do with the videogame. The film is filled with surround-sound action, from bone-crunching punches to breaking glass to bullets aplenty. The DTS-HD Master Audio mix in Max Payne should have your neighbors scrambling for 911. Yeah - it's lame and cheesy, but the details that pop out of those incidents look awesome in HD. Also, if the bullets seem to be whizzing too fast for you, there are a ton of slo-mo scenes. The blacks are bold, and the flying creatures are creepy. Thank goodness, because the storyline certainly isn't going to keep your short-attention span riveted for the 103-minute runtime. 
In other words, this movie features a barrage of non-stop action. This 2.35:1 transfer delivers more fun on-screen than the video game, and may even induce a seizure or two. Despite the drab story, director John Moore really created a garden of A/V delights that could make it well worth the painful viewing process. If Max Payne does have one friend, it's Blu-ray. Need a second opinion? Check out Mark Grady's review of the theatrical release of Max Payne. That guy in The Departed, though we'd love to see him get his own shotgun and a feature-length action flick. Looking at this, it's hard to consider Wahlberg as a serious actor.
Still, it's movies like this one that keep the nickname "Marky Mark" alive and well. The film also has its share, which make for its most entertaining moments. As a third-person shooter game, Max Payne is a blaze of glorious gunfire.
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