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Sam Lake (written by)
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View company contact information for Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne - A Film Noir Love Story on IMDbPro.
Release Date:
25 October 2003 (Ireland) more
Tagline:
A Film Noir Love Story
Plot:
The brooding cop has left the DEA and returned to the NYPD. When his latest case ends up involving the thought-dead femme fatale Mona Sax, he finds that his journey through the night is far from over. | full synopsis
Awards:
2 nominations more
User Comments:
A brilliant sequel to one of my favorite games more (32 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| James McCaffrey | ... | Detective Max Payne (voice) | |
| Wendy Hoopes | ... | Mona Sax / Answering Machine (voice) | |
| Jonathan Davis | ... | Vladimir Lem / Witness (voice) | |
| Vince Viverito | ... | Lt. Jim Bravura (voice) | |
| Jennifer Server | ... | Detective Valerie Winterson (voice) | |
| John Braden | ... | Senator Alfred Woden / Security Guard / Male Sales Voice (voice) | |
| Fred Berman | ... | Vinnie Gognitti / Junkie / Mental Patient (voice) | |
| David O'Brien | ... | Cartoon Host / Return To Sender Announcer / Male Sales Voice (voice) | |
| Michael Mags | ... | Captain Baseball Bat-Boy (voice) | |
| Victoria Pontecorvo | ... | Bicycle Helmet-Girl (voice) | |
| John Zurhellen | ... | Demon / Zombie (voice) | |
| Ann Scobie | ... | Lady Amelia / Doctor / Kyra Silver (voice) | |
| Chris Durham | ... | Lord Valentine / Cleaner / Security Guard (voice) | |
| Kevin Conroy | ... | Lord Jack / Cleaner / Commando (voice) | |
| Marge Redmond | ... | Mama / Neighbor (voice) |
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Max Payne 2 (USA) (working title)
Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne - A Film Noir Love Story (USA)
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South Korea:18 | Australia:MA | Germany:18 | Ireland:15 | New Zealand:R16 | USA:M
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In Part 1, Chapter 4 ("Continued" on Playstation 2): When you go outside onto the ledge of the building from the window of the apartment with the dead woman inside, you will see a black-colored "M" on the wall immediately after the first metal pipe you encounter. It is very hard to see because it's so dark. Press the Action/Use button while facing the "M" and you will see Max move his arms. Wait for them to stop moving then press the button again. Repeat a third time and four mysterious sets of flames will appear as you walk along the ledge. When you encounter the first set, Max will say "That's odd." If you touch the flames, you will die so avoid them as they move up and down. Remember to jump over the gap where the first flame is. more
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Errors in geography: While in the derelict building as Mona, a number of signs display the word "authorised" spelled in UK English even though the game takes place in the United States. more
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Dick Justice: I had a permanent constipated grimace on my face. I was revenge personified. more
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References Jackie Brown (1997) more
Soundtrack:
Late Goodbye more
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COMMENT TO THE PC-VERSION:
"Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne" is the sequel the brilliant "Max Payne", and is one of the best titles available. The gameplay remains largely the same, but more refined and the graphics have been vastly improved. The look of the main character Max Payne has also been changed, and he has been given a more mature look this time around. In the game you will play Max Payne for most of the time, but sometimes you will need to take control of a female character named Mona Sax. The brilliant bullet-time mode is also improved in this game, and Max Payne has a new set of stylish movements that he is only able to perform in bullet-time mode. These new moves have little to no effect on the gameplay, but they look extremely cool. In the game you will play through a film-noir story, told using the in-game graphics engine and the graphic novel like in the previous game, that I think is brilliant. Playing this game is like having the lead-role in one of John Woo`s movies, as you take on hundreds of mobsters using a great variety of weapons. Playing this game on PC using a keyboard + a mouse for moving and aiming works incredibly well. The only possibly drawback in this game is that you need a very powerful computer for the game to play like it was meant to be played. All in all, this is one of the finest action-titles available now, that all fans of "Max Payne" should welcome with open arms.
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