The only Hitman game I ever played was Blood Money on the 360. I absolutely adored that game. You'd think a game based on carrying out hits would have no replay value, but I was obessed with doing "the perfect job" and would replay the same scenarios over and over again to get the coveted Silent Assasin score.

Hitman is one of the few videogames that could be written as a dcent movie on its own, as long as the writer focused on the most intersting aspect of Agent 47: he's the most nihlistic, heartless motherfucker on the plannet. If you could convince the audience that this albino clone would strangle a five-year-old girl with his bare hands if the pay was good enough, then you have a movie. Not that I would include such a scene.

I would probably have written the movie based on the plot of Blood Money. I would have potrayed the opening scene based on the job you have to do on the first level.

The scene opens with a hot blond chick in an office with a can of soda in her hand. The camera follows her as she paces nervously around the room. We can here the muffled sounds of a man's voice comming from behind a door. Suddenly, the woman starts to choke. She goes into convulsions and falls to the floor. The can of soda rolls from her hand and stops at the base of an armoire. The aroire opens from the inside and a well dressed foot emerges, stepping on the can. The camera follows the man from the back. The audience has not yet seen his face, but back of his head reveals him to be a bald albino with a barcode on the back of his neck. He enters the door where the man's voice was eminating.

The camera focuses on a fat man stting at a desk, arguing with someone on his cell phone. The office is a mess, littered with papers and carnival memorabelia. Plaques and rewards on the wall indicate that the man is some kind of carnival director. He appears to be arguing with his spouse about money. A shadow crosses is face.

Agent 47: Mr Stein?

Stein stops, notcing he is not alone. He looks up. The audience sees an imposining albino figure towering overhead, silenced pistol in one hand, small photgraph in the ohter.

Stein: Can I help you?

47: My client has asked that I show you this picture.

Stein: Kathy? He glances towards the open door.

47: Look at the picture, Mr. Stein.

Agent 47 slides the picture on to the desk. It appears to be that of a teenager. Also on the desk is a yellowed newspaper clipping with the headline "Seven Die in Ferris Wheel Accident."

Stein: (begins to lose composure) It wasn't my fault! Those damn lackeys...

47: (becomming indignent) Look at the picture, Mr. Stein.

Stein does not appear to be listening. With the picture in his hand, be gets down on his knees in front of agent 47, pleading for his life. 47 Calmly walks to the wall where a signed baseball bat is on display. He takes the bat off the wall. The music begins to creschendo as Stein babbles incoherently. 47 stands over him, raises the bat with one hand, at brings it down on his head. Cue title sequence.

Did the movie have any scene resembling that?