Max Payne producer slams "train wreck" 2008 film, thinks he and Remedy's Sam Lake can help "do it right" in 2024
Max Payne producer Scott Miller thinks it's time for another adaptation after the "disaster" Mark Wahlberg movie
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3D Realms founder and Max Payne game producer Scott Miller has aired his grievances, 16 years later, about the 2008 movie starring Mark Wahlberg – but thinks Hollywood should give the series another shot.
“When the Max Payne film was released and I saw it day one in 2008, I was instantly …
