WWE Superstar John Cena is back for a new action film that is very reminiscent of Die Hard With A Vengeance. Under the direction of Renny Harlin, how does this new all out action film stack up?

What would you do to protect someone you cared about?  A year ago Rena moved Hinamizawa Village with her father after her mom left the family for another man.  Now her father is dating a woman named Rina.  However, Rina has a dark secret of her own.  She's the girlfriend of one of the local gang bosses and plans to extort as much money from Rena's dad as possible.  Rena meets up with Rina at her hideout place, a junkyard by the edge of town.  Things turn for the worse when they confront each other and now Rina and her boyfriend are dead.  Things become even more complicated as her friends learn of what she's done and Rena begins to uncover the mystery behind two other members of the Village's deaths.  During this time the two bodies that Rena and her friends have buried go missing and Rena begins to suspect her friends of betrayal.  Sakoshi whom had suffered an earlier fate in the series realizes what is happening to Rena and attempts his best to stop her from doing something drastic.  But can he get to her in time? The story, like much the rest of the series,...

Max Payne. For gamers, that name is synonymous with two excellent games that graced the PC and last-gen consoles several years ago. The gorgeous, immensely fun, and gritty tale of New York cop turned rogue after his wife and child are murdered provided gamers many hours of awesome third person action. Needless to say when I heard a movie was being made about Max Payne, with Mark Wahlberg as Max, I was cautiously optimistic. However, not surprisingly, given the history of movie to video game and video game to movie conversions, Max Payne as a film fails. Let's check out the Unrated Blu-ray to see how it fares.

Max Payne. For gamers, that name is synonymous with two excellent games that graced the PC and last-gen consoles several years ago. The gorgeous, immensely fun, and gritty tale of New York cop turned rogue after his wife and child are murdered provided gamers many hours of awesome third person action. Needless to say when I heard a movie was being made about Max Payne, with Mark Wahlberg as Max, I was cautiously optimistic. However, not surprisingly, given the history of movie to video game and video game to movie conversions, Max Payne as a film fails. Let's check out the Unrated DVD to see how it fares.