Quick! View the New Max Payne Trailer Before it's Gone!
Posted 07/10/08 at 03:05:52 PM | by Paul Lilly
A new trailer for 20th Century Fox's upcoming Max Payne movie has been leaked on the web, but if you want to see it, you'll have to be quick. The trailer's already been pulled from YouTube, but at least two other sites are still hosting the teaser.
The PG-13 flick opens October 17 and stars Mark Wahlberg as the main character (can anyone else picture Mickey Rourke playing the part 10 years and 50 pounds ago?), with a supporting cast that includes the likes of Chris O'Donnel, Beau Bridges, Mila Kunis, and Ludacris. Wahlberg looks to be a good fit for the videogame icon gone Hollywood, and here's hoping he can atone for his performance in The Happening.
Catch the trailer here or here while you still can.
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Disgusting!!!
Submitted by Tobe_Dog on Thu, 2008-07-10 18:14
Thats looks frakkin' DISGUSTING!!! That means sick or sweet!
Why are they pulling down
Submitted by jcollins on Thu, 2008-07-10 15:00
Why are they pulling down the TRAILER from Youtube, etc? You'd think they'd want the trailer up all over for buzz...
Max Payne Movie
Submitted by dwr50 on Thu, 2008-07-10 14:18
Just watched it at Wired. It looks as good as any shoot-em-up. If you liked Die Hard you'll probably like this movie.
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Submitted by nduanetesh on Thu, 2008-07-10 14:01
I'm no Marky Mark fan, but that looks pretty sweet. Let's hope they do honor to the game, rather than giving it the "Doom" movie treatment.
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