It really could have been an amazing movie, and I blame the writer and editor for almost completely ruining it. So, overall, it is not a bad film, but I was slightly disappointed. Fourth, there were many things in the story that weren't fully explained, which only contributed to the hollow, confused feeling of the entire movie. It wasn't horrible throughout the whole movie, but it still left much to be desired. Third, the acting sucked big time in some scenes. The whole thing seemed slightly hollow and empty, as if the writer and director themselves were not quite sure what they were trying to get at. Second, and this is probably due to the bad writing and editing, you never really connect with any of the characters and so you can never really feel any overwhelming emotion about their situation. The writing and the editing were sub-par. First, most of it, especially the beginning, seemed very jumbled and hard to understand. However, there were still some things that I didn't like about this movie and that they could have done better. The atmosphere that they created with the lighting was great.

There were still some really awesome action sequences though and it was definitely beautifully shot. No, there wasn't as much action as you might get in a 'Transporter' movie, but that didn't really bother me because sometimes I like movies that have a little more thought behind them. But in any case, this really wasn't as bad as everyone seems to think. I've heard some people say that it was and others say it wasn't.

I have never played the Max Payne games, so I have no idea if the movie was faithful to its origins.

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