Comments on: Max Payne http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/max-payne/ Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:11:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Care http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/max-payne/comment-page-1/#comment-1157 Care Sat, 21 Feb 2009 02:12:36 +0000 http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/?p=236#comment-1157 hee hee - this is on right now and I keep blogging; until something happens, then I look up and ask the Hub - what just happened? He's getting pretty mad at me... But I just can't get into this movie. hee hee – this is on right now and I keep blogging; until something happens, then I look up and ask the Hub – what just happened? He’s getting pretty mad at me… But I just can’t get into this movie.

]]> By: Cindy is bomb.com http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/max-payne/comment-page-1/#comment-288 Cindy is bomb.com Wed, 22 Oct 2008 21:14:25 +0000 http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/?p=236#comment-288 this looks awesome. i love marky mark. ps add me to your blogroll. this looks awesome. i love marky mark.

ps add me to your blogroll.

]]> By: Anh Khoi Do http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/max-payne/comment-page-1/#comment-284 Anh Khoi Do Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:48:53 +0000 http://bitchinfilmreviews.com/?p=236#comment-284 I haven't seen this film, but all I remember from "Hitman" is that it had too many pathetic sub-plots just to look good. However, as I watched "Hitman", I had the feeling that I was watching an old kung-fu movie (i.e. action scenes separated by a period of five or ten minutes at most). Moreover, we can't video games adaptation to be really good, since movie makers are too afraid to leave off a few elements. Aside from that, how were the gunfight scenes, anyway? Are they different from what we saw in either John Woo's films (Hard-Boiled, The Killer, Face/Off) or "The Matrix"? I haven’t seen this film, but all I remember from “Hitman” is that it had too many pathetic sub-plots just to look good. However, as I watched “Hitman”, I had the feeling that I was watching an old kung-fu movie (i.e. action scenes separated by a period of five or ten minutes at most). Moreover, we can’t video games adaptation to be really good, since movie makers are too afraid to leave off a few elements.

Aside from that, how were the gunfight scenes, anyway? Are they different from what we saw in either John Woo’s films (Hard-Boiled, The Killer, Face/Off) or “The Matrix”?

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