So, did you see W. this weekend? Or Max Payne? If you saw either, you were probably disappointed. Or, at least, I certainly was.
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Damn, what a waste. May Payne II was a terrifically fun game, totally oblivious to the boundary between cleverness and cliche (for God's sake, one level finds an increasingly paranoid Max exploring a decayed circus fun-house).
I'm disappointed to hear that the film adaptation seems to have kept the formula and ditched the fun.
Posted by: | October 19, 2008 at 09:08 PM