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John Moore, Max, Payne director John Moore, “Max Payne” movie adaptation director talked to Das Gamer expressing his upset because he couldn’t get Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) to give the movie the rating PG-13.. accusing the folks of judging his movie for its intent instead of content.

Max Payne has been hit with an ‘R’ rating by the Motion Picture Association of America, and director John Moore is more than a little irked. The 20th Century Fox film stars Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis, and is based on the M(ature)-rated video games of the same name. It’s scheduled for release on October 17th.

Talk about picking your battles: John Moore, director of the upcoming thriller Max Payne, has openly lashed out at the MPAA for granting the film a full-blown R rating instead of an hoped-for PG-13, explicitly calling out the ratings board for granting leniency towards The Dark Knight.

Similar halftime score to last week, similar feeling of disappointment, but we ended the first half much better than last week.What an atrocious start, absolutely embarrassing. Give credit to The Marshalls (what Will has been calling them), they played well, but we were awful. Four penalties in the first six minutes.

Victor Davis Hanson's article over at RealClearPolitics (Want Real Change? Quit Nominating Lawyers) got my curiosity up ... so I went to Wikipedia to find out when the last time was that the Democratic Party nominated a ticket in which neither of the candidates was either a lawyer or had attended law school.

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John Moore, director of the Max Payne movie adaptation, is pissed. Moore has a bone to pick with the Motion Picture Association of America for slapping his movie with an R-rating, something he tells Das Gamer he didn't seek out; Payne was supposed to be PG-13.

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The MPAA, Hollywood’s governing body for film ratings, recently slapped the film adaptation of Max Payne with an R-rating and director John Moore (above) is a bit perturbed. The adult-only rating could have an affect on the box office take.

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