Max Payne

Max Payne
Click to Watch

Click to Watch 720p HD Version

Licking tongues of fiery fire and tinkling looking-glass shards of pebbled glass bring softcore sizzle for the Guns & Ammo set.

Picture Mill’s vision for the end titles for “Max Payne” feature a locked and loaded font worthy of Thor that has you in its sights like a well oiled Reagan-era actioner.

Bullet holes as full flooded spotlights! Well worn gunmetal in recoil! Mayhem ensues.

Direct Link | Format: QuickTime H.264, 864×368 | Size: 22.7 MB | Running Time: 2:08 | Year: 2008
720p HD Version | Format: QuickTime H.264, 1280×544 | Size: 48.2 MB | Running Time: 2:08 | Year: 2008


Images Extra: Download 16 HD stills from the title sequence, plus original pitch board (8.2MB Zip Archive)

Extra: Production Details document (PDF)

Video Extra: Max Payne CGI Process

Direct Link | Format: QuickTime H.264, 720×544 | Size: 12 MB | Running Time: 0:55 | Year: 2008



Created by Picture Mill

Category: Film, Picture Mill

Tagged:

11 Responses

  1. The weight of typographics is really robust and hard.
    I really like the 3D guns. Love the textures and specular.
    Haven’t seen the movie yet, but I imagine the movie being an action filled shooter.

  2. Steve says:

    @ Xander
    … Let’s just say the titles could very well be the best part of this movie…

  3. sparkyd says:

    I like it, but it’s basically a masturbation movie for gun-nuts. It’s like a porn money-shot compilation but with guns.

  4. Robot says:

    Pretty nice CG but great sound design

  5. VMAN says:

    It’s refreshing to see some Bold Titles. Love the silver and red text, and of course the sound design always makes it kick arse.

  6. blah says:

    Incredibly cheese effects on the type there.
    There is a point when you have to sit back and show some restraint, its the title equivalent of pimp my ride.
    Gaudy nonsense

  7. Marc M says:

    Some pretty phallic stuff going on here, but having played the game I kept my tongue firmly planted in cheek. The first few seconds were a little dull though. It looked like someone throwing fire crackers at static text.

  8. The best part is the sound, could have done cooler things with the text, but we can’t have everything I suppose

  9. brian valentine says:

    only thing i really, really liked was the glass effect. video game movie with video game style rendering. meh.

  10. Frame Films says:

    Mmmeh, not so impressed, very distracting I would say. I think it was just too much of everything, fire, glass, guns, bullet shells, gun holes etc. Not the best sound and NOT the best music.

Leave a Comment

In-Depth Interviews

Matteo Manzini on Chéri
Jim Capobianco and Alexander Woo on WALL·E
Edd Kargin on Novaya Zemlya
David Daniels on Freaked
Kyle Cooper on The Incredible Hulk
Garson Yu on Hulk
Zephyr on Wild Style
Howard Nourmand on The Dog Problem
Nina Paley on Sita Sings the Blues
Stephane Coedel on The Amazing Adventures of Kid Cole & Klay
Stefan Bucher on The Fall

Master Index

© 2009 The Art of the Title Sequence. All other names and trademarks appearing on ArtoftheTitle.com are the property of their respective owners. The written content on The Art of the Title Sequence is licensed under an Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported Creative Commons License