In an interview with Das Gamer, Max Payne director John Moore revealed that he is not too please with the MPAA for giving his cut of the film an R rating.

We’re suffering from what I call Batman blowback. The Motion Picture Association of America gave The Dark Knight a PG-13 rating and basically sucked Warner Bros. cock…The MPAA changes their rules willy-nilly and it depends on who’s seeing your actual movie at the time. It’s very difficult to get a hold on what’s acceptable. The only thing you can use is current standards. So I go and see The Dark Knight and I say, “Gee, that’s pretty gnarly for PG-13,” but I felt good about Max Payne after coming out of the theater. I thought Max wasn’t going to have a problem. And that’s not the case. They’re coming down on us pretty hard.

Moore goes on to say that the MPAA’s inconsistencies are really coming back to haunt the organization:

[The MPAA] really hung themselves with The Dark Knight. Every other filmmaker in town is knocking on their door saying, “Please sir, may I have my PG-13 rating and be as fair to my movie as you were to The Dark Knight.”

The Dark Knight was dark in places, but Christopher Nolan made sure that the Joker slashed people off screen, and kept the blood flow to a minimum. From the Max Payne trailer we can see that it has lots of shooting, daemons and violence, so maybe the MPAA were right in giving it an R rating? Or maybe John Moore is right and they performced oral sex on The Dark Knight. Either way Moore is going to be busy re-editing if he wants a wider PG-13 release.

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Yahoo! Movies have debuted a brand new trailer for Max Payne, which stars Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, Beau Bridges, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges and Olga Kurylenko.

Wahlberg plays maverick cop Max Payne who is hell-bent on revenge against those responsible for the brutal murder of his family and partner. His obsessive investigation takes him on a nightmarish journey into a dark underworld. As the mystery deepens, Max is forced to battle enemies beyond the natural world and face an unthinkable betrayal.

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PosterGeek got 2 extremely cool, dark and snowy international posters from John Moore’s upcoming video game adaptation Max Payne. There is now just under 2 months to wait until this beast appears on our screens.

Coming together to solve a series of murders in New York City are a DEA agent (Mark Wahlberg) whose family was slain as part of a conspiracy and an assassin (Mila Kunis) out to avenge her sister’s death. The duo will be hunted by the police, the mob, and a ruthless corporation.

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ComingSoon.net also got some new stills from the game to movie adaptation of Max Payne, staring Mark Wahlberg.

You can relive the greatness of the May Payne trailer by clicking here!

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The September issue of Total Film will have a badass picture of Max Payne on the front cover.

In the magazine Mark Wahlberg dismisses claims that the film is taking too many pages out of The Matrix‘s book.

“They haven’t just ripped off The Matrix, they waited until the technology has been available to do it properly. We’ve been shooting at 1000 frames per second. And I’m not on any wires, either! All the jumping and firing and flipping and landing on my head… That’s all real! We shot it all on film, man!

“We weren’t doing motion capture then sitting around waiting for some studio to deliver the special-effects shots. It’s for real.”

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ComingSoon got sent four rather amazing teaser posters for Max Payne and The Day The Earth Stood Still. Click to enlarge!

Max Payne will be released on October 17th and The Day The Earth Stood still will be out December 12th.

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The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly contains a couple of new images from Max Payne, The Day The Earth Stood Still, Ninja Assassin and Terminator Salvation.

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The first ‘official’ Max Payne pic comes from USA Today and can be seen below.

In the article actress Mila Junis revealed her worries about trying to please video-game fans.

“I made the mistake of stumbling on an Internet site of fans and what they thought of the casting,” she says. “I hope I don’t cross them on the street before the movie. Maybe they’ll change their minds when I’m in leather pants and bustier.”

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Yesterday we got the trailer and now we have 6 badass pics.

The pictures are expected to appear on the films official website soon, although FirstShowing got the pics from a tipster.

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The first trailer for John Moore’s adaptation of the video game Max Payne has finally arrived online at filmweb. Some gamers are saying it doesn’t remind them much of the game. However, from what I see it looks amazing and we can probably forgive Mark Wahlberg for The Happening.

Warning: If you have a fear of being dragged out of your window by the flesh of fallen angels then don’t watch the trailer…it happens!

One of the women in the trailer looks like Bond girl Olga Kurylenko, however she is not listed on IMDB. Although apparently Nelly Furtado is in this…

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