If the first trailer for MAX PAYNE, the feature adaptation of the video game franchise of the same name starring Mark Wahlberg as the titular melancholic, brooding DEA agent out for revenge on the people who killed his family, didn’t sell you on the film’s badass-ness then these bad ass posters and new pics below might just do the trick. If nothing else, this is one slick looking flick. And Mila Kunis as assassin Mona Sax is one hot momma. Feel the Payne (yep, I totally said it) October 17th.
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