the Uncharted movie exists

[@StephenFord]

"It exists." A perfect review Jake.

[@JakeBaldino]

When you don't know how to title a video lol 🤣

[@danielthomas7193]

@@JakeBaldino it's a video game movie. You picked a perfect title. Now if you wrote "Best film ever, Citizen Kane watch your back!", then I'd call BS. 🧂

[@sirspegy1390]

The problem with the movie is that the story telling and characters in the games go far deeper than simply cutscenes. It’s those little conversations in the car or climbing that make each character so compelling over a 20 hour experience. Movies don’t really have that luxury

[@JakeBaldino]

yeah - that's exactly what worries me about a Metal Gear Solid movie. So much of the story and character is built through radio conversations

[@adamprince9622]

100% agree, movies and shows don't really allow for so much casual dialogues like you have in uncharted or the last of us. As a die-hard fan of TloU, I'm happy they're at least making it a series and not a movie.

[@mbank3832]

That’s a very good point. Appearance wise and conversation thru cutscenes can only do so much but it’s that little remark characters made to each other or Drake to himself sometimes that define their personality and charisma

[@izaccmemer2532]

The movie is amazing I hope the make 2

[@simonrockstream]

Movies have plenty of luxuries. They just never have the brains to use em.

[@gabrieljohnson2035]

I think the bigest problem in adapting videogames to movies is that videogames are more structured like tv shows because of their length and large cast of characters and settings

[@GRGCompletionist]

true but there's a huge variety of games that take place in just a week of in game time or even a single day. Mgs 1 2 and 3, control and the order 1886 are some of the few that comes to mind for instance, uncharted games take a bit longer but it's still possible for them to be fairly adapted and fully explored in a 2 hour movie.

[@gabrieljohnson2035]

@@GRGCompletionist true

[@deadassb6057]

God I would kill for a rdr2 show made by hbo maybe or like early 2010 amc lol

[@manofjack1001]

I know the Witcher is based on a book, but I think thats why the video game and a show work so well

[@TheFlash-rh2el]

It’s easy to adapt anything. Games are especially easy to make. It’s not that they cannot adapt properly, it’s that they feel they have to damn the adaptation in order to secure a financial payout. This film is utter garbage. It’s an MCU film with a terrible b-list cast. But it’s a hit and will most likely get a sequel. All you need to do is distil the property to an essence. Uncharted is an easy essence. It’s Indiana Jones; it’s Princess Bride; it’s Seven Samurai; it’s The A-Team. How can you not create a film from their essences when three of the four of them are actually films? It’s about finding treasure, quips, history lessons, age, manhood, brotherhood, family and finding family in the wild.

[@JakeBaldino]

I had to re-upload this video. Apologies if you were notified twice! Can't wait to hear what you guys think lol

[@endlessgamer8003]

I personally liked it as a movie, but as an uncharted fan, I feel like didn't hit all the queues it should have hit. Uncharted 2 is the best game in my opinion

[@GRGCompletionist]

I wanna see a Ghost of Tsushima movie from Sony, with it being more grounded I believe it can be adapted way more easily than any other of their franchises and since we're not getting many samurai or ninja movies now days it can really end up exploding in popularity and give us the chance of getting more sequels.

[@ARC0210]

Isnt there one in the works? I heard them saying fans would be happy with the film, hopefully they are right cause i don't want another resident evil movie disaster lmao

[@GRGCompletionist]

@@ARC0210 fr? wow let’s go! hopefully they won’t f it up…

[@takoshihitsamaru4675]

I am so keen. Like, you can't fuck up Ghost, it's too easy to adapt.

[@reed1645]

I'm surprised they want to adapt ghost. There's very little story and what's there... in my opinion isn't great. It could still work as a fun violent action film if they get the right director though I guess.

[@ARC0210]

@@GRGCompletionist yeah i was listening to a ign press talking to the director about it, hopefully its a thing

[@crazywilly85]

Didn't see the trailer, so going in kind of blind with low expectations, lol. Always appreciate your point of view Jake! I love treasure hunting games/movies with twist and turns and mysteries, really wish there was more of that. Hoping for a uncharted collection for pc soon.

[@JakeBaldino]

I would love Uncharted 2 with mods lol

[@ultimatebro5719]

There's actually a PC collection that released on epic a while ago

[@octavionicolini3779]

@@ultimatebro5719 there are no Uncharted games on PC yet, 4 and Lost Legacy are releasing on PC soon though. But he meant all the games.

[@aisadal2521]

While there were many changes made, I still think it was a great movie that captured the sense of adventure, and the journey to becoming a badass, that the original game instilled when it first dropped. Also, gotta love the cameo by Nathan Drake's original voice actor, Nolan North, they had towards the ending 👏😄

[@JakeBaldino]

Loved that cameo. Almost got emotional lol

[@nullunit]

De Niro as Sully like 10 years ago would have been interesting. For me, the hardest sell of game-film transfers is loosing agency. Even in an on-rails, set-piece driven, series like Uncharted I always felt like a part of game. Nate's invisible partner or guardian angel helping him through the challenges set before him. Not having some measure of control makes it less interesting. Then it is just a middleingreboot of Indiana Jones and that is a bummer.

[@johntownsend9956]

I literally told my friend after seeing this that it makes me appreciate the games so much more. I really hope the movie gets more people the try the games out!

[@tihinen92]

I was honestly quite surprised how well Tom Holland worked for me as Nate. He doesn't look like Nate at *all* but I thought it felt quite right? When he shouts "Aww come on!" when he gets hit by the car in the airplane (what?), that's preeetty spot on I found.

[@JakeBaldino]

Glad to hear he worked for you! I still wouldn't mind a sequel. I liked how he felt towards the end.

[@tihinen92]

@@JakeBaldino Same! I hope they get to do more locations and more puzzle-y stuff next time around now they've set up the characters.

[@tannerbarnes7072]

@@JakeBaldino I think this is a pretty good first movie. They need to follow what the games did and build on this solid foundation but make everything bigger and better. I don’t love Tom holland as drake or wahlberg as sully but I started buying in the last half of the movie.

[@nicholasarchie6440]

Idk why but everything works for me with this movie

[@stevemeister3840]

It’s kind of an amalgamation of some of the earlier Uncharted; particularly 2 & 3. It’s a fun movie if you want a lot of slapstick action. Tom and Mark are not my first choice (maybe not even second) but they did okay. Everything came together to make an “okay” movie which I’m surprised a video-game adaptation can do.

[@alexsabre3219]

Jake I’m pretty close to feeling like you do but a little more on the negative side. I just don’t think this movie was cast well with Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg in the two pivotal roles. I think Wahlberg probably did the better of the two. Tom Holland was just Tom Holland like you said. I like him as an actor but he wasn’t Nathan Drake to me. There are some cool call backs here and there but most of the movie really didn’t work independent of the license. Some of the choices of callbacks from the games were weird too. It was a middling action movie and a below average Uncharted movie, which if done and cast correctly could’ve been great.Yes.. the Nathan Fillion short was way better I think.

[@mrhappy623]

I just saw it today and was pleasantly surprised. Definitely doesn't quite capture the characters right and the setup feels a bit rushed but I liked it. I feel like a lot of the potential complaints about campiness or tropiness are very true to the game, it just doesn't work quite as well in a movie.

[@harrisonokeefe365]

I feel pretty much the same as you on Uncharted going into it I was not expecting much at all and really I got what I expected, Holland wasn't too bad as Drake but Wahlberg as Sully never did it for me and he did basically feel like the rest of his other Wahlberg movies. The enemy characters also for me just didn't cut it just felt too typical and they just didn't feel entertaining at all. Overall it's a movie I will watch again someday but i'm in no rush at all.

[@themchannel853]

Jake! Love your content man, I can hear you talk about anything and still enjoy it.

[@gameranxTV]

Unfarted

[@GGA007Gaming]

So glad I found your private channel really wanted a real video game review of this movie and everyone seems afraid to do it or something. Even angry Joe don't mention the game comparisons and stuff much just the movie.

[@cppblank]

I enjoyed it. I loved the Nolan North cameo. It took me a ton to get used to the people as those characters. Never really got used to Mark as Sully.

[@brosky8744]

Video game movies should have more one take action scenes to represent a real video game instead of looking like a Jason Bourne movie

[@prestonowens4594]

It would have been interesting to see what Gore Vorbinski would have done with it.

[@Webb101]

The movie definitely got better as it progressed. I think I’m in the same boat as you about Mark. My two biggest problems with the movie is Chloes character and the fact that they barely used Nate’s theme. I can only remember the song playing once or twice until the credits AFTER the stinger for crying out loud!

[@robertharkins6953]

It’s one of the better adaptations, I think. It took a bumpy road to get there, but it eventually got there.

[@Sh4dowVLCD]

Thank you for your review Jake. I feel like a lot a people on KZbin, especially in the gaming community really went hard on the movie because of expectations. Lately, people review feels like a movie must be either a masterpiece and if not, it's shit. Yes, the Uncharted movie wasn't great, but was it horrible, not at all. Captured some of the essence of what made the games cool and I had fun at the theatre, thats what matters at the end.

[@kozmizm]

Sadly the movie was actually kind of shite, once you get past the first scene, which was awesoem

[@chvckhvley]

just realized bruce campbell woulda been a perfect sully. that man damn near played the same character in burn notice lol

[@farrellundead4487]

The issue with the movie for me is none of the characters resemble their videogame counterparts. Tom Holland and Mark Walhburg are just playing themselves. Not to mention the super disappointing puzzle in the sewer. If they just made their own ip it probably would've been received much better.

[@DennisKent]

Tom Holland might have been the worst choice for this role. You remember that short Uncharted fan film with Nathan Fillion? I'd prefer a full length film like that one over this.

[@Curt_Randall]

did you watch the video? Jake said you would comment yet again about Fillion and you did. Congratulations.

[@DennisKent]

@@Curt_Randall in the background while doing other things. Sorry for missing something that seems so important to you that you had to be a douche about it.

[@Shoelessjoe78]

Have to agree. The Characters didn't land for me and to be fair I wasn't a fan of the casting going in. Not bad not good just meh. I think it's possible to get it "right" but I'm sure this wasn't how to do it.

[@wjaston4161]

Man I totally agree with the film making me appreciate games more. I feel this so many times I watch things. I feel like games and books have so much more capacity for in depth story telling and unique ideas. Films and shows are also just more mainstream and generic and this might be why most of them can’t achieve what books and games can

[@Turtle3000]

For me personally, I think it’s the best “video game” movie adaptation. I was entertained when usually I’m just dying of cringe. The callbacks were nice and not overused, though I could have used more to be honest! EDIT: and yes, if there is a sequel, it does need to be better!

[@cenciende9401]

Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong! There are MANY better video game movies, and tv series too.

[@demonte5305]

What an interesting point of view, I saw film speaks video on the movie (hadn’t seen the movie yet didn’t really think it mattered much since I know the entire lore of uncharted ) and he pretty much point by point said everything I was already expecting the movie to be, YOU included. An adaption of an action franchise that didn’t (at a birds eye view) put the fan-expected amount of love into it but despite its flaws is just a “cool” movie. Because when you were talking about the characterization of both Nathan Drake and Sully I was like “man I bet he hadn’t seen film speaks video on the movie, if he had I bet his thoughts would’ve been different but only slightly” then you edit in the clip of you saying you just watched the video LMAO. But overall I like your perspective it’s overall the mindset I always go to when watching adaptions. “Absolutely Do NOT by any means go into it expecting the source material, this is its own thing”. I hate KZbin film critic channels with those clickbaity titles that will always nitpick every little thing out of an anticipated movie. I feel like that type of thinking just ruins the fun of stuff. Idk just my thoughts. This has me excited to watch the movie again

[@moviegeek1334]

Uncharted 3 is my favourite. I love the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade vibe it has.

[@craigsampson3386]

I've played all the Uncharted games including the PS Vita Golden Abyss game and loved them all. I don't love movie or T.V show adaptations though... never feels right, apart from the FF7: Advent Children movie as its CGI so it still looks like the characters. Uncharted should do the same and that way you can also keep the video game voice actors too.

[@35antonio]

I watched Uncharted hours after watching the Nathan Fillion fan-made short movie and that made me dislike the movie even more lol

[@RealGiannis]

As a huge Uncharted fan i really liked this movie. It wasn’t perfect but it was way better than i expected. Many references were spot on, nates themes playing in important moments and in the ending, the way they took the scenes and plot points from the games and twisted the into a new story, etc. Also the auction scene in Uncharted 4 is one of my favorite and i was really glad to see it there and so well done. Nolan North’s cameo was also absolutely awesome. Every issue i had with the movie got resolved in the after credits scene. I was like: “oooooh now it makes sense, i wanna watch another one”. Sully got his mustache, his love for cigars, his revolver, it just got better. Oh and my favorite games are The Last of Us part 2 and God of War(ps4). It’s like choosing your favorite child as a parent, i love them both equally.

[@drewsears2959]

Half way through I decided to judge it based on how I felt about the most recent tomb raider. And based on that I thought it was enjoyable and fun. Nothing more. I’m with you the 3rd act was full on uncharted and I really enjoyed that. I also enjoyed how they used a lot of the 4th games story but added a little twist did not see the villain being killed half way through, especially if he was based on U4’s villain (can’t remember his name). Overall I’ll watch the sequel but if I never see it again I won’t be upset.

[@LimaBeannn]

Jake I love your videos and thank you for being such a positive guy even when you’re not the biggest fan of something

[@thatboyonfire]

Completely respect ur opinion, I agree Tom Holland just doesn’t have what Nolan has as that character but damn I could not disagree more about Mark as sully, he didn’t feel like a father figure what so ever to me which is like, the no 1 fundamental trait of silly he’s the father figure, sully gave up his whole operation in the flashbacks in 3 to save this kid he just met, this silly spent the whole film being weirdly OBSSESSED with gold like he was fully willing to fuck everyone over and I just don’t buy this Nate sully dynamic at all, they hardly felt like friends.

[@michaelmonstar4276]

Here's my take on the Uncharted-games, which is a little similar to what you said: While they might be "cinematic" and "like movies", it's that they have a particular feel to them. In that they feel similar to those TV-shows that are also cinematic but have a lot of charm to them because of their setting and characters and what that brings to the table. - The one show I always think of, when I'd have to think of "Uncharted" as a movie, would be 'Firefly'. And that's not because of Nathan Fillion (although he would've been as close to perfect as it could get as Nathan Drake). But it's that it has that same kind of vibe of these characters you know and love, in a somewhat soap-opera-esque setting and dynamic, with everyone having their own quirks, causing some drama and humor with some action here and there, while also a fairly interesting plot that moves everything forward, never knowing where it's gonna go next. It's like that show you wanna keep watching and feel like you're part of and go on this adventure with your favorite characters. - So, really, "Uncharted" should've been a series as well, since all the chapters in the games basically feel like episodes. They just really made me feel like I was going into TV-shows. - So to have this two-hour flick that tries to cram everything in there, it just makes it seem watered-down and more generic. - I haven't seen the movie and might never see it, but the trailer just comes across as some flick from around 20 years ago. The way it looks, the way the actors (of which most you don't know) act, and so on. - It was a hard pass for me right away. - Besides, I'm still of the opinion that the games can just speak for themselves and don't need some kind of adaptation. And, in the end, you can just tell that Sony just wanted to cash in on the brand with some big names on the bill. That's why Tom Holland ended up as Drake, with Wahlberg scooching over because he's getting old. Seriously, most of the comment-sections under trailers and such were full of swooning girls. They surely nailed the marketing. - But it's Sony Pictures being Sony Pictures. - They did this with "Tomb Raider", and honestly, those movies look better to me. I actually like those, even though they're like a different take on what the games do, whereas this "Uncharted" movie seems more similar to the most recent "Tomb Raider" movie that everyone forgot about already (and is apparently still getting a sequel). Anyway, that's my two Euro-cents.

[@thefaceturner2248]

When he replace the code with a fake 1 that shit put a smile on my face

[@ZombieKiller2019]

I’ve seen mixed reviews about it. Some people do seem to love it. I haven’t watched it but I probably will one day when I’m bored.

[@CaptEvangelion]

Video game movies is something I have never really spent much effort towards because they often weren’t game IPs I was into. I have played the Uncharted titles since they started and I recently got back into MCU films post-Endgame burnout, and watched both Spiderman Far From Home and No Way Home. I enjoyed them. I also just have been enjoying “average” movies and just not nitpicking and having fun. Would like to see the Uncharted

[@Vik1919]

You got it down about voice acting. The voice acting in the video games just feels so natural that you don't even think about voice acting, it's that good. In the movies, I found myself not really feeling the voice acting. I don't know, maybe it's because the games are better. Although, it as a movie was alright. Anyways, if they manage to make another one. Longer and action-packed then it may be good but we all know that we will always love the games more because you feel a part of video games when you play them. Speaking of them, I have still got to play Uncharted 3. Can't wait to do that.

[@NTWoo95]

The Italian Job is so good. The remake too, for its own reasons!

[@JakeBaldino]

They totally were! People forget

[@tamrielexplorer1912]

Tenchu wrath of heaven, ghost of tsushima, the last of us 1 and 2, onimusha, hellblade senuas sacrifice, skyrim, fallout new Vegas, ac origins, control and spiderman are some of my most favourite games so many it's hard to choose haha

[@barnabasbecsi]

I love that nobody’s talking about “that” easter egg on the beach

[@alexjames2264]

Shout out to all the Voice Actors

[@itsmamind]

As a fan of the Uncharted franchise, I knew going in that I should expect a lot of changes, well they did not disappoint on that. I did wish they didn't try to put 4 games worth of things into 1 movie which it kind of felt like, because it made some plot points shallow in it's delivery, I especially disliked the overall character connections they had, in the games some characters know each other for quite a while and they felt like friends or even a family for some Uncharted games without explaining it, but the movie on the other hand introduces them not only to us but also to Nathan and made it backstab hell, as if even a cat could backstab you at any moment. Overall it wasn't a bad movie, but as a fan of the games I've saw definitely much more potential of the source material and for sure not enough guns (where's the Drake that commits mass murder and cracks a joke right after it in a cutscene xD), but for someone who hasn't played any of the games I can definitely see people just having a fun evening with an adventure like that. What I did like was how the movie overall looked, you for sure can't deny that video game movies come a long way of how they looked years ago. This just brings me hope that more people will maybe play an Uncharted game + there is also hope for the Ghost of Tsushima movie and the "The Last of Us" series. Still a shame for ma boy Nathan Fillion.

[@everythingplaystation6023]

I think this is the first of a few films i think they will get better and better i went in with low expectations and left happy and enjoyed it i feel like when the films go on and drake gets older i think Nathan fillion will get his opportunity

[@DarshUK1]

I really enjoyed it, it'll be interesting to see if Tom Holland plays a more mature Nate in a few years.

[@powsinwosin6808]

You gotta appreciate and mention guys who move the 3d models during animation too, not just voice actors. I feel bad for them, I tried 3d modeling and animation, shit was hard.

[@bradypowell2326]

I really didn't like the movie. However, that pirate ship sequence was a lot of fun and showed potential. Uncharted is my favorite game series so I hope the sequel will be better

[@snowman22ism]

I got a free ticket to this movie when I bought the remaster of uncharted 4 and I don't even think I'm going to use it. I hated the casting when I heard about it and from everything I've heard since the movies come out I don't believe there's a good reason to see it

[@Elfenbrite]

Espionage VR! Let's go! Shouts to those dudes, some of my favorite shirts! Great review, Jake!

[@CaptainNamikaze]

I don't think movie adaptations of games will ever really meet our expectations fully, they never seem to catch that magic and I think more times than not it also doesn't work the other way around. Well, most of the time.. that 1993 Mario movie was a masterpiece.. obviously.

[@supahgualtah]

i enjoyed it. also thought it was low on action. and didnt really enjoy one of the twists. also wouldnt mind a recast for both nate and sully but i do think if tom was older he wouldve fitted better.

[@vaibhavsandhir6713]

I am open to different interpetations of comic book characters because first of all the comics have a lot of version of the same character and ultimately they are juts prints on paper but Nathan drake is a proper person with voice and physical acting who I spent so many hours with so for me I can't stand tom holland as him

[@michaelmonstar4276]

And finally, someone points out Nolan North's contributions. - I mean, yea, he got praised a lot for his roles and talent, but I haven't heard anyone point out that HE makes Nathan Drake. - The problem with Tom Holland is that... he can't touch Nolan North in terms of charisma. - Tommy is too young, he's still building his own personal character, he's still developing his "repertoire", so to speak, and he just comes off too timid. - I mean, Nolan North has a mouth on him. Even with interviews or just conversations he's really quick and witty and will steamroll anyone with his mouth and charisma. Not that he has an ego, he's really nice and all, and so is Tom (although, I worry for his ego with all this attention), but Nolan just has that presence, which is what he made Nathan Drake come alive with, which is also really what Naughty Dog does with all of their characters. And I'll tell you another thing: I once tweeted to Nolan North, forever ago, "Who do you think should play Nathan Drake in a movie?", and he simply replied "How about... me!". - That's so him, and he's right as well, cause he "is" him and what kind of dick-question is that to ask, really. - He might as well have done the movie, as he even looks the part more than Tom Holland. But anyway, to pull this off, you need someone like that (and Nathan Fillion is actually quite similar with that charm, wit, and presence), plus a director that understands how ND does their thing, and not some guy like Ruben Fleischer indeed. - If only we could've had Amy Hennig direct or something.

[@BakedPhoria]

Marky Mark good lord lol we wont ever let him live that down🤣

[@VAULT-TEC_INC.]

Nathan Drake didn’t murder enough people in the movie! 🤣

[@JakeBaldino]

I agree lol

[@amazingfantasy6315]

I’ve said this from the beginning about Tomb Raider as well, this should’ve been a Tv show. There’s so much lore and history that can’t be captured in 2 hours. It’s an adaptation I get it, probably why I skipped it lol but television would’ve been the better decision. More room for growth and character development. Naughty Dog is doing it right with Last of Us. And I’ll always scratch my head why the same angle wasn’t taken with Uncharted arguably ND’s biggest cash cow. To me video game “films”are such a waste. Good for rental but not much else.

[@Flopfist]

why don't the make the story of video game movies to be sequels to the games stories

[@Jabid21]

I personally didn’t hate the movie. I managed my expectations and watched it in the lens of a first time viewer who may not be familiar with the franchise. But it was unremarkable and felt like any treasure hunt movie unconnected to a franchise with an out-of-place cast. I’ll say that the movie shouldn’t have used the various set pieces of the game for its action sequences. Although the movie did better than expectations in terms of box office performance and if Sony does decide to greenlight a sequel, I hope they strike a good balance and work on the character development and relationships that makes the games more enjoyable.

[@ItsJustJess269]

I did see it as well I saw it in IMAX. I thought it was overall good/okay movie but definitely could use an improvement but excited and intrigued to see it part 2. I love what they did in the beginning let the sizzle reel that was dope 💙💙😁😁

[@DazzaUK1985]

Your views were bang on with mine. It was "OK", the last 30 minutes were quite good and actually made it feel like an uncharted movie and actually i'd be quite down for a sequel that expands upon and improves things!

[@Yuberich]

The movie was fun enough that made me want to finally go and finish Uncharted 4 after years in backlog hell, and I’m glad for it at least

[@iDriveAhondaCivic]

I’ve played the first three. Loved the second, was a game changer. Tried playing 4 multiple times, but I cannot get into it. Maybe one day.

[@Saeedandi]

Loved the movie because it was for all ages and i had my family with me to enjoy. Later on i showed them the game and they were shocked. Now they want to try it.

[@EfrainQuezada]

Nate is basically an athletic, trigger happy Mr Bean that stumbles his way in and out of danger and that's why I had so much fun watching this movie. Go and make it a franchise, happy to see what the writers come up with. I liked it. It's a good jumping off point and number 2 has to be absolutely bananas, hopefully it includes some supernatural aspects like 1 and 2 did. Usually an uncharted game for me is wondering how the hell Nate got himself in this crazy situation, and how he got himself out, even if it is a coincidental stumbling into position because that's what the games are. The well well well line was funny, but hopefully Nate gets to yell "no no no no nooooo" while watching some huge set piece about to land on him, then doing some charlie Chaplin bit where he trips into some rubble and it shields him completely from the falling debris. That's uncharted to me.

[@phillipwalling7470]

They basically went the Lone Ranger (2013) route. Both movies are rather ok at best and the actors try their hardest to give the duo main characters like the originals with a bit of a modern and slightly darker twist. But both of the movie's climaxes are the best parts.

[@microsoftpain]

I haven't seen the new Resident Evil movie because I'm afraid of what it could be. I saw that Avan Jogia played Leon Kennedy. I like him as an actor but I don't know if that kind of role would fit him lol.

[@dagda964]

I loved it, seeing parts that make me go "oh that's from the games". I really liked Tom Holland for the role but I may be biased because I like him in everything

[@fatbroccoli8]

Lol “may be biased”

[@JamesOKeefe-US]

Always appreciate your takes Jake!! 👍 🤘

[@bungheaver]

Holy shit no joke I went to see uncharted yesterday and the damn projector broke for me too. They gave us a refund and a free movie ticket so i went back today. I'm freaking out.

[@JakeBaldino]

It's cursed

[@Baylow94]

I enjoyed it, absolutely! It wasn't the best action movie ever made; shoot, it's not better than any of the games (except maybe the first one but that's excusable). It was no blockbuster, but it was an enjoyable experience. The hype really kicked in when he found the ship and onwards

[@georgeguilfoyle6847]

Better then the first game??? Are u crazy it’s an average action film which are average films most of the time and its an utter disgrace to its source material

[@jconklin789]

Should have been Josh Durham and Bruce Campbell... but glad it's getting good fan reviews. I'll check it out

[@RazeAndSew]

Movie projectors can break. They are all a big ass machine, that basically downloads the movie during the weeks it is to be shown, and plays it off of that. If the movie downloads wrong, the playback messes up, or other technological things go wrong, the projector can "break" and need to be fixed

[@way2l8te]

Cool review. Fingers crossed for a sequel!

[@murcielago7247]

As someone that has never gotten the opportunity to Uncharted as mever grew up with PlayStation, I honestly enjoyed the movie. And still await the day to play those games. I assume that Tom Holland's Nate isn't really Nate but I liked it and his dynamic with Mark's Sully is nice. Of course it isn't perfect but I was definitely expecting worse so it was a pleasant surprise. Yeah it get a bit corny and generic but overall dope and charming movie worth the watch especially if your an Uncharted fan. Maybe I'm just a crappy action movie junkie. But I always wanted to play games and this movie made wants to play more and I loved that. BTW Sony nailed the marvel intro 10/10.

[@nigelkucera5737]

“Sully is a lot a things but he is not a backstabber.” -Nathan, first uncharted game. Nobody responsible for the film version of Sully gave a damn.

[@swapbloodcell]

seeing this movie come to pass makes me very excited for the twisted metal and last of us series that are coming

[@1Longman_]

I’m still scared to watch it, most and if not all naughty dogs games are some of my favourite games to exist. From the trailer it just felt too most like Peter Parker in the uncharted universe

[@mangodango1733]

I just thought the point in a uncharted movie was no expand on the lack of development and story in one of the first 3 games

[@Fogell11]

I genuinely enjoyed this movie. I've played all the Uncharted games except for the one where Chloe is the main character and am definitely a casual fan of the game. I do definitely think this is one of the better video game adaptation movies out there.

[@WebbanationX]

As far as I'm concerned, Nathan Fillion is my Nathan Drake and Steven Lang is my Sully. I'll watch this one eventually tho

[@dylangutierrez7482]

Jakes love for Batman makes me love his reviews

[@raamreachergaming247]

Can't agree more...the movie was no where close to the actual games ...but they really pulled it off with the final stunt sequence... Would like to see more of that

[@geakan9604]

I came into this movie hoping for some fun entertainment, and I got some fun entertainment plus *spoilers* a Nolan North cameo, so its technically better than I hoped.

[@thebestbeast2000]

I'm happy this movie was made, but my dream is that they make a metroid movie, even though personally I believe Hollywood is not capable of making a faithful adaptation

[@MichaelOdendaal]

The real ones know this video was uploaded and then unlisted.

[@CrossXaberS]

It was okay for a 1.5 hour movie introducing the franchise and the characters. Tom Holland has more of a goofy charm instead of a snarky charm we remember Nate fore.

[@DashCourageous]

Well you can probably rest assured that Tom Holland won't be reprising the role because I remember reading something where he was complaining about the physicality of the role so I didn't think he was happy with it. So if they did another one he would probably most likely be older and older in the timeline so there is that benefit.

[@dennismathew1789]

After watching the trailer i was skeptical. But after watching the movie i was impressed. There were casting issues but i wouldn't say they were terrible. Tom and Mark may not be the Nate and Sully i know from the video games, but they somehow made the movie entertaining nonetheless.

[@oisinpollard4744]

GET OUT OF MY HEAD! 😂 that is word for word what I thought. Good, could be better, I'd like to see a sequel. SPOILER ahead That cameo by Nolan was great

[@danielsetiawan8754]

it should be called departed, he's not Nathan Drake and he's not Sully ... so WTF

[@liamtrusty9928]

Say what you will about the movie, but in my personal opinion, as an uncharted fan, that opening scene with Nate’s ring flying around his neck as he started jumping from box to box doing the same things I did in game is still the hypest I’ve been in a cinema, my friends that I saw it with told me that I squealed when the scene came on. All the call backs to the games as well, postcard puzzle, finding the ships, etc. They hit very hard for me and I do understand that people who have not played the games will probably just think that he’s “just reading postcards” but it just hits different when you’ve read those same postcards, you’ve done that same puzzle. Idk, it’s a lot of nostalgia and hype speaking but I liked the movie.

[@maleniabladeofmiquella1481]

I'm going to see it today but it looks really fun, I may love it if I realize it's not supposed to be exactly like the game, it just seems like a really fun action movie

[@ToughLuckStudio]

Fantastic movie!! I’m seeing it again this weekend and can’t wait for the second

[@Turtle3000]

Let’s just be thankful that this wasn’t a Uwe Boll adaptation….

[@theoddestchannel2.022]

As a major fan of the games I think it’s good not great but good. In the 14 years of development with 7 directors I think this version of the movie is better than other renditions we could’ve gotten. Like Sully as Nate’s dad as a big twist. Or his family of thieves with Joe Pesci as his uncle. I definitely think the sequel has a bigger chance of improving if the credit scene is any indication and hopefully a better director with more style.

[@fatbroccoli8]

Sully as Nate’s Dad as a twist? Wtf are you talking about lol that’s some soap opera bs

[@ThePaulChamp]

It's an action film featuring Tom Holland & Mark Whalberg, not an uncharted movie.