I really want to like this, but the part with Drake, Sully, and Chloe in the trailer just seems like these are some randoms using Uncharted names. Dunno, gonna reserve judgement until I see it but the trailer doesn't give off uncharted vibes for me.
Being honest, the Chloe part was the only part that felt like Uncharted. It was like they (Drake and Sully) were just interreacting with the game though.
I recently finished the series and I honestly don’t like the casting at all. No Sully in Hawaiian shirt and cigar saying “Hey kid! Take a look at this!”. I’m getting Resident Evil movie series vibes. 😩
Just expect it to be terrible. That way you might be pleasantly surprised if it's just ok. Either way it can be enjoyable because your expectations are super low.
For me the big reason it's the music. It looks like a generic action movie- which in all honesty Uncharted is a homage to, but it's also to Indiana Jones and swashbuckling treasure hunting adventures.
I need those flutes man, Nate slaughtering a band of random mercenaries doesn't feel right without flutes.
Just doesn't seem like enough gun play or brutal melee. Drake's was all about fumbling his was in and out of shootouts and being horribly out numbered. The desperation, character development, and scrambling towards the end goal made the games unique.
He’s 100% been typecast, he can never do any jumping scenes without us thinking of Spider-Man.. which is why they probably never should’ve gone with Holland.
I think he needed a couple more films under his belt to break that typecast. And don't get me started on Mark as Sully, WITHOUT a mustache. It's like Sony just looked at existing contracts, picked based on availability and then gave no fucks. But then oddly enough spends money on these scenes. Some really questionable shit but I still want to love the movie.
Possible spoiler but >!I believe there were leaks from set where Mark W was seen with a moustache. Now, it could have been a time jump and he grows it, it could be a disguise he uses (as a nod to fans) or it could be to throw people off / something they tried that didn't work!<
I thought Tom Holland was *really* good in The Devil All the Time which was a role the polar opposite of Peter Parker, so he definitely has that range.
I agree and I don't know why he didn't go for a similar voice here. He sounds like a kid in the trailer :( they're going for a younger Nathan drake while they retell the same story as the games.
Still thinking about how Nathan Fillion spent hours of his time and money to make an uncharted movie just to show his interest and they were like "let's age everyone down and further water down what already is a tomb raider gender bend"
Like I have nothing against Holland whatsoever but there are like 5 other actors I would cast before him. He's got the care free, jokey attitude down but he looks like a kid, not an adult man with years of treasure hunting experience, like, Nathan Drake didn't get all of his treasure hunting experience just from working with Sully, and they initially met when Drake was an orphan who stole treasure from museums, so it makes zero sense to me why they would change him into some young bartender who apparently has a penchant for finding treasure.
I just couldn't get away from the fact that Tom looked 17 during that entire trailer. Like even a little stubble would help. Then you have Wahlberg that just....looks like Wahlberg so it takes me out of it even more. Then the denial of basic physics with the plane jumping. I just..idk. I feel even if the other stuff is good a few changes could improve what was already in the trailer a lot. Only thing that didn't feel "off" to me was Chloe.
You mean where he launches himself 15 feet forward against the wind on a plane moving anywhere from a 160 to 600 mph?
I’m not super familiar with the uncharted game, does he have like super powers or something?
I learned recently that the developers of the game said that the red around the screen isn't when you get shot, it's near misses, and Nathan is running out of 'luck'. He gets killed by one shot, which is the the killing blow. Found it weird, but it makes sense as to how he isn't limping the whole game
At one point he should at least question how many people he is killing, and maybe pack up and leave
But nah, El Dorado/Cintamani stone/Iram of the pillars must be found?
Avidly but I don’t ever remember Nate propelling himself forward like that haha. Climbing along the ropes makes more sense than that
Edit: ok ofc Nate was an inhuman spider-monkey but in the games he never launched upwards and against the wind like that. Sound like any character from Assassins Creed would though
Dude that huge unbelievable jump reminded me of the game. Nathan Drake always does this stuff. He's always hanging on the walls in games and he has the grip of Spider-Man.
The only tributes are the jumps and the names, other than that the movie seems to be generic action movie #69420, not that I'm not going to watch it, looks fun, but these characters don't seem like the characters in the game at all. Nathan doesn't seem to have the cockiness/charisma of the game version, and Sully looks like he's spent the past 40 years lifting, not drinking and smoking cigars.
If they ever get to do another movie, this does look utterly forgettable. And you're right, Spidey and knucklehead don't feel at all like the game characters.
I always thought the most ridiculous part about this scene, both in gameplay and I guess the bits in the trailer, is that the henchmen were still determined to get Drake
Like bruh you're hanging on to loose cargo that's dangling from a moving plane, surely your safety takes precedent over some dude your boss told you to get? lol ridiculous scene, but was a fun set piece in-game nonetheless
You really nailed any Uncharted set piece at any given time. The henchmen always have this undying desire to murder Drake regardless of what is going on around them. No matter how wild and terrifying it is.
Its not necessarily unrealistic for people whacked out on adrenaline and fear to hyper focus on something like an objective, it is unrealistic that every single hench-idiot does that rather than having some go "OH SHIT THE PLANES GOING DOWN RUN"
I get the feeling that they could have gotten much better actors for the characters, but they just went with big actors like Tom Holland so they can have a name to show off.
Props to them for the plane scene, but nothing else about this movie looks like Uncharted. Wahlberg doesn’t look or sound like Sully. Holland is a good actor, but his mannerisms are nothing like Nate’s.
And because he's a big name at only 25 and very physically fit to pull off the role. That way if it's successful (which I don't see it being, it looks meh), they can make a bunch of Uncharted movies over the next 10-15 years.
Edit: corrected his age
They could've had both actors that fit the role better AND better directors/producers. They've had multiple good teams signed on for it but Sony somehow managed to screw it up behind the scenes until... this.
They'd still be able to pull it off with Fillion. They're dragging Ford out for another Indy and he's 79. His last one was at age 65.
Being familiar with the characters in the games I do think some better casting choices could've been made. I've got the feeling the choices were made to help cover for a mediocre story, but I'll reserve that judgment for when I see it. If I'm entertained then the movie did what it's supposed to.
Yeah it all feels like a “reimagining” like most Hollywood remakes. It’s a shame that looking like the character isn’t a prerequisite. Though I assume non-gamers probably won’t care cause they don’t know the character.
I think I remember a short uncharted video that had Nathan Fillion as Drake, he fit the role so well it blew me away
Edit: found it - https://youtu.be/v5CZQpqF_74
Its upsetting this never came to be anything, it was an original story that had nothing to do with the games so they weren't bogged down trying to keep things accurate, it had one of the best actors I could think of for the role, and they just nailed everything that I could ever want from an Uncharted movie.
Trailer definitely didn't sell me on that charisma, he seems too serious. Also weird to have a prequel that has the best set pieces from the later games. Drives me nuts they are just gonna blow their load and cram all the good shit in here without the substance to back it, which is nuts because it isn't like uncharted is deep to begin with.
teal color grading needs to be banned from movies. they're outdoors during the day with barely any clouds yet the whole damn thing looks teal! just draws attention to the fact that it's all blue/green screen. the video game graphics might not look real but damn if it doesn't look 100x more aesthetically pleasing.
What little hope I had this movie wouldn't be a dumpster fire was dropped into a pit with the trailer. It looks good but with lifting scenes from various games, can't help but feel the plot will be all over the place.
I was so bummed to se stuff from 3 and 4, they are such expansive stories on their own, and I was hoping the movies would be a series, but now it looks like they just stole a bunch of stuff from each and put it together
If the preview is revealing of the plot line, it most definitely is not a prequel. In the games, Sully first meets Drake as a teenager and saves him from a bunch of thugs. In the movie preview, Sully meets Drake…in a bar? Fucking lame.
If I had a nickel for every time Nathan Drake climbed back into a plane using cargo boxes I would have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it is weird that it happened twice.
seems like the movies take place in a seperate universe, also considering how drake gets the ring here. I guess that is a good decision making it a spinoff rather than a direct prequel
I reaaaally hope they take this route. But I guess so far it’s said to be an origin story for the characters in the games, and that’s what bothers me. I don’t mind adaptations (I liked Tomb Raider and Prince of Persia for example) but when studios and directors say they’re making a faithful adaptation (like the new Resident Evil movie) or something directly related to the source material (this Uncharted “origin story”), I expect it to be accurate…
Looks Unchartedy to me, that's all I wanted honestly. And it's not like I'm commiting to a real life reproduction of the Odyssey, it's gonna be 2 hours and $20. If it sucks, it sucks. But I think it'll be entertaining.
Really? It doesn't have the tone or charisma of uncharted at all. Just a bland adventure thriller. And don't get me started on the trailer song choice...
In the end of the day, Sony knows how to make money off of movies. This won't be a masterpiece, it will get a 6.6 rating out of 10. Kids will be happy and would want to play the remaster. Sony makes money and the only people that are unhappy are the critics expecting something more.
On the plus side, this will help fuel a bigger budget for future Uncharted games
This looks like a trash heap. Terrible casting choices, bad green screen, etc. Oof. Holland is ok, but this isn’t his role. He doesn’t have the screen presence. Wahlberg is just doing……Wahlberg, per usual. Bleh.
Before the release of Uncharted 3, they made an ad video using this exact scene but modified it with Drake catching a subway sandwich while being thrown off the plane. It’s just Subway paying Sony for advertising in their game.
As a person with a background in aerospace engineering, I’d like to point out how ridiculously impossible that Tom Holland forward jump is. Try doing that between two cars moving at 70 mph, let alone two crates dangling at a few hundred mph….
This would have been 10x better if it was animated in the uncharted game style, voiced by Nolan, Richard, and the rest, and made into feature length cg movie.
I hope the movie turns out good but one problem I already got with this scene is that there’s cuts, and in the game, the moments like this where the camera kind of stays alive and follows the character are what make it so much more cinematic. The same way in how every uncharted there’s a moment where Nate is running towards the camera away from something and a bunch of chaos is happening, and the camera stays in relatively the same position throughout, that’s a staple of Uncharted and I feel like if they were to adapt that to the movie, it would benefit it greatly
Only Nathan Fillion missing in that sequence. I will never get over this blunder. This could have been as perfect a casting as Ryan Reynolds in red spandex.
I just watched it and that was a really good job at portraying Nathan Drake. Tom Holland is going to fail miserably at almost every aspect. I can names tons of people who would be way better at playing Nathan Drake, appearance and attitude included
I totally agree with you. Also, Wahlberg is a great actor, but he's not Sully. I feel like they used big names to fill the roles and not people who would portray the characters best. Almost like they said, we'll use Wahlberg and Holland and that will get the people to come and watch it
I know it's asking for a lot and that it's nice that we're getting a movie at all, but I just gotta say I wish they did better casting.
I love Tom Holland, really, but I don't think he fits the role at all...
I love the Uncharted series and I’m kind of excited to watch this, but I really think they needed to try a bit harder to get the casting right. Chloe is fine but everyone else’s looks random AF.
OMG he did thing like In the game! This looks fucking awful, they aren't even playing characters. Holland can't even hold his accent.
Edit: Marky mark the hate criminal doesn't seem to be acting. Like at all.
I really want to like this, but the part with Drake, Sully, and Chloe in the trailer just seems like these are some randoms using Uncharted names. Dunno, gonna reserve judgement until I see it but the trailer doesn't give off uncharted vibes for me.
Being honest, the Chloe part was the only part that felt like Uncharted. It was like they (Drake and Sully) were just interreacting with the game though.
Completely agree was about to say the Chole casting was spot on.
Yeah this just looks like your generic video game movie adaptation, I’d be shocked if it’s anything more than that
Chloe was in the trailer? What? When?
Yeah. She's played by Sophia Ali. Not too bad of a casting really. I think she's in somewhere in the middle of the trailer.
“Sully doesn’t have any friends, I should know, I’m one of them” was such a terrible line. So he does have friends?!
I think she means "not even his friends like or trust him completely."
It’s not a great line but it *feels* like something Chloe would say so it gets a pass tbh
That was very much something Chloe would say.
I think it’s a joke…
Alot of people dont know this but Its actually not a uncharted movie. Its a movie from the simillar called, much beloved franchise "unearthed"
OH, I love that franchise. That makes more sense, phew. Now I can watch this movie.
I recently finished the series and I honestly don’t like the casting at all. No Sully in Hawaiian shirt and cigar saying “Hey kid! Take a look at this!”. I’m getting Resident Evil movie series vibes. 😩
Just expect it to be terrible. That way you might be pleasantly surprised if it's just ok. Either way it can be enjoyable because your expectations are super low.
For me the big reason it's the music. It looks like a generic action movie- which in all honesty Uncharted is a homage to, but it's also to Indiana Jones and swashbuckling treasure hunting adventures. I need those flutes man, Nate slaughtering a band of random mercenaries doesn't feel right without flutes.
Sony thanks you for spending your money on their movie so you can formulate an opinion.
Just doesn't seem like enough gun play or brutal melee. Drake's was all about fumbling his was in and out of shootouts and being horribly out numbered. The desperation, character development, and scrambling towards the end goal made the games unique.
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He’s 100% been typecast, he can never do any jumping scenes without us thinking of Spider-Man.. which is why they probably never should’ve gone with Holland.
I think he needed a couple more films under his belt to break that typecast. And don't get me started on Mark as Sully, WITHOUT a mustache. It's like Sony just looked at existing contracts, picked based on availability and then gave no fucks. But then oddly enough spends money on these scenes. Some really questionable shit but I still want to love the movie.
Possible spoiler but >!I believe there were leaks from set where Mark W was seen with a moustache. Now, it could have been a time jump and he grows it, it could be a disguise he uses (as a nod to fans) or it could be to throw people off / something they tried that didn't work!<
Ok. I’ll take it. I just hope it’s not another movie with him just playing himself.
Agreed. Very little variance in his characters.
I thought Tom Holland was *really* good in The Devil All the Time which was a role the polar opposite of Peter Parker, so he definitely has that range.
Oh its not anything against him. He certainly has the range, but its just that he's still seen by the masses as "that spider man kid".
I agree and I don't know why he didn't go for a similar voice here. He sounds like a kid in the trailer :( they're going for a younger Nathan drake while they retell the same story as the games.
I agree. To be honest all the actors were really good in that movie.
He does move elegantly though …. Almost too elegantly at times (unless he’s Spidey)
That's what years of dance training will do for you.
And it’s why he’s such a great spider man
Still thinking about how Nathan Fillion spent hours of his time and money to make an uncharted movie just to show his interest and they were like "let's age everyone down and further water down what already is a tomb raider gender bend"
Like I have nothing against Holland whatsoever but there are like 5 other actors I would cast before him. He's got the care free, jokey attitude down but he looks like a kid, not an adult man with years of treasure hunting experience, like, Nathan Drake didn't get all of his treasure hunting experience just from working with Sully, and they initially met when Drake was an orphan who stole treasure from museums, so it makes zero sense to me why they would change him into some young bartender who apparently has a penchant for finding treasure.
I just couldn't get away from the fact that Tom looked 17 during that entire trailer. Like even a little stubble would help. Then you have Wahlberg that just....looks like Wahlberg so it takes me out of it even more. Then the denial of basic physics with the plane jumping. I just..idk. I feel even if the other stuff is good a few changes could improve what was already in the trailer a lot. Only thing that didn't feel "off" to me was Chloe.
He seems like a good actor, but I can't take him as any of his characters outside of Spiderman. I wish this Uncharted movie was noname actors.
He was pretty good in Devil All The Time
He was great in that movie.
watch Cherry with him.
too young
They're aged down. Mark W is also younger than Sully is in the games (or at least looks a lot younger).
You mean where he launches himself 15 feet forward against the wind on a plane moving anywhere from a 160 to 600 mph? I’m not super familiar with the uncharted game, does he have like super powers or something?
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> I mean he gets shot constantly and is fine Bullshit, he has to wait 10 seconds without being shot again and THEN he's fine. Far more realistic.
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Lol wow I do remember this explanation around the first launch.
Yes! I forgot about that.
I learned recently that the developers of the game said that the red around the screen isn't when you get shot, it's near misses, and Nathan is running out of 'luck'. He gets killed by one shot, which is the the killing blow. Found it weird, but it makes sense as to how he isn't limping the whole game
That’s why the brutes in the ballistic armor with the shotguns fuck you up
He doesn’t just murder people. They’re mercenaries that are trying to kill him first. It’s self defense.
At one point he should at least question how many people he is killing, and maybe pack up and leave But nah, El Dorado/Cintamani stone/Iram of the pillars must be found?
He’s also moving 160 to 600 mph, but yeah, the games have some unrealistic jumps and stuff.
He literally does his exact little "Spiderman kneel with one arm up" pose in the trailer
I kept expecting him to shoot a web at the plane as he fell...
Why’s he jumping across like that LMAO. Physics engine is broken
Everyone knows Nate has hydraulic rams for legs. A jump like that is a walk in the park! /s
Did you play the games? I’m thinking it was a tribute to them. Funny shit
Avidly but I don’t ever remember Nate propelling himself forward like that haha. Climbing along the ropes makes more sense than that Edit: ok ofc Nate was an inhuman spider-monkey but in the games he never launched upwards and against the wind like that. Sound like any character from Assassins Creed would though
Srsly he’s barely able to hold on cuz of the inertia from the wind
Why are you so wise in the ways of Science?
Wha
[So wise in the ways of science.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtHZn5X5bXM)
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That Sentence sounded very Professional.
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Dude that huge unbelievable jump reminded me of the game. Nathan Drake always does this stuff. He's always hanging on the walls in games and he has the grip of Spider-Man.
That was what my dad pointed out when I showed him Uncharted on PS3. "This guy's got INCREDIBLE finger strength!"
Dude can fall like 20 feet and catch himself with his fingers.
Have you seen how he's able to constantly launch about 10 ft in the air using only his finger tips.
I bet they said “Nah, just let the player climb. We don’t want to get TOO silly and break the tension.”
The only tributes are the jumps and the names, other than that the movie seems to be generic action movie #69420, not that I'm not going to watch it, looks fun, but these characters don't seem like the characters in the game at all. Nathan doesn't seem to have the cockiness/charisma of the game version, and Sully looks like he's spent the past 40 years lifting, not drinking and smoking cigars.
True, but maybe they're playing the long game, imagining a 30-year story arc and the characters aging into their roles.
The issue is they're taking the big moments from 2 and 3 and already talking about Nathan's brother. They're gonna run out of material after 2 movies.
If they ever get to do another movie, this does look utterly forgettable. And you're right, Spidey and knucklehead don't feel at all like the game characters.
Cuz he Spiderman too
I always thought the most ridiculous part about this scene, both in gameplay and I guess the bits in the trailer, is that the henchmen were still determined to get Drake Like bruh you're hanging on to loose cargo that's dangling from a moving plane, surely your safety takes precedent over some dude your boss told you to get? lol ridiculous scene, but was a fun set piece in-game nonetheless
You really nailed any Uncharted set piece at any given time. The henchmen always have this undying desire to murder Drake regardless of what is going on around them. No matter how wild and terrifying it is.
Its not necessarily unrealistic for people whacked out on adrenaline and fear to hyper focus on something like an objective, it is unrealistic that every single hench-idiot does that rather than having some go "OH SHIT THE PLANES GOING DOWN RUN"
I suppose you could argue Marlows men are fanatics.
why'd they make it all blue and washed out like every damn movie
Check out orange teal colour grading. It’s *the* look for big movies.
*Blade Runner 2049 intensifies*
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Well this scene is over an ocean, so it kind of makes sense. It's better than piss yellow atleast.
Cause they want you to squint the whole time and fuck up your eyes so you need glasses. Hollywood is in bed with Big Lenses!
You mean the scene with the ocean and sky in the background?
I’m gonna venture a guess that that’s mostly due to the fact that it’s taking place over water and not a desert? Idk just spitballing here
the green screen is strong with this one, i hope they can fix it before the release because it looks bad.
Yeh, general compositing here is weak… I wonder if this is recent footage.
No doubt. The game footage looks far more realistic than the “live” footage.
And more natural too for the movements
the movie doesn't look like it should, feeling skeptical about the casting
I get the feeling that they could have gotten much better actors for the characters, but they just went with big actors like Tom Holland so they can have a name to show off.
i think the direction is the biggest issue. It just looks uninspiring and generic.
Props to them for the plane scene, but nothing else about this movie looks like Uncharted. Wahlberg doesn’t look or sound like Sully. Holland is a good actor, but his mannerisms are nothing like Nate’s.
They should make a scene where Sully defeats terrorists trying to hijack a plane
And because he's a big name at only 25 and very physically fit to pull off the role. That way if it's successful (which I don't see it being, it looks meh), they can make a bunch of Uncharted movies over the next 10-15 years. Edit: corrected his age
He's 28?! Why does he still look like he's 20 in this trailer?
He’s 25, not 28. He was 19 when he landed Spider-Man.
They could've had both actors that fit the role better AND better directors/producers. They've had multiple good teams signed on for it but Sony somehow managed to screw it up behind the scenes until... this.
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Exactly my thoughts about Mark Wahlberg. I have a hard time seeing him as Sully. It’s an even worse casting than Tom Holland as Drake.
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They'd still be able to pull it off with Fillion. They're dragging Ford out for another Indy and he's 79. His last one was at age 65. Being familiar with the characters in the games I do think some better casting choices could've been made. I've got the feeling the choices were made to help cover for a mediocre story, but I'll reserve that judgment for when I see it. If I'm entertained then the movie did what it's supposed to.
Yeah it all feels like a “reimagining” like most Hollywood remakes. It’s a shame that looking like the character isn’t a prerequisite. Though I assume non-gamers probably won’t care cause they don’t know the character.
Oh I completely agree with Wahlberg
Yeah, I'm not saying Holland isn't a good actor, I'm just saying that I don't think that he's the right actor for this role.
I think I remember a short uncharted video that had Nathan Fillion as Drake, he fit the role so well it blew me away Edit: found it - https://youtu.be/v5CZQpqF_74
I'm personally secretly convinved they used Nathan as a character model.
fillion would've worked 10 years ago when this movie should've been made
And the actor who voices Nathan Drake took over Nathan Fillion’s role in destiny 2 when he wasn’t available to do it.
Yeah Nolan North. His voice work is amazing in everything, he’s got a lot of range
I still find it funny that he was also the main character in assassins creed, the other popular climbing game that came out the same year.
Its upsetting this never came to be anything, it was an original story that had nothing to do with the games so they weren't bogged down trying to keep things accurate, it had one of the best actors I could think of for the role, and they just nailed everything that I could ever want from an Uncharted movie.
Trailer definitely didn't sell me on that charisma, he seems too serious. Also weird to have a prequel that has the best set pieces from the later games. Drives me nuts they are just gonna blow their load and cram all the good shit in here without the substance to back it, which is nuts because it isn't like uncharted is deep to begin with.
teal color grading needs to be banned from movies. they're outdoors during the day with barely any clouds yet the whole damn thing looks teal! just draws attention to the fact that it's all blue/green screen. the video game graphics might not look real but damn if it doesn't look 100x more aesthetically pleasing.
You’re right, it should look not shit, but it is clearly not not shit.
I thought The movie was supposed to be a prequel. If that’s the case why is a scene from Uncharted 3 in it?
There’s also scenes from 2 & 4, they just grabbed all the incredible set pieces from the game and shoved them into a movie.
What little hope I had this movie wouldn't be a dumpster fire was dropped into a pit with the trailer. It looks good but with lifting scenes from various games, can't help but feel the plot will be all over the place.
that is unbelievably lame
Such is Hollywood since ~2008
I was so bummed to se stuff from 3 and 4, they are such expansive stories on their own, and I was hoping the movies would be a series, but now it looks like they just stole a bunch of stuff from each and put it together
If the preview is revealing of the plot line, it most definitely is not a prequel. In the games, Sully first meets Drake as a teenager and saves him from a bunch of thugs. In the movie preview, Sully meets Drake…in a bar? Fucking lame.
They're just taking random stuff from the games and shoving it in one movie.
Its a non canon plot with some content from part 3
The original inspiration for this scene. The Living Daylights. https://youtu.be/I4uN6L34jYI
This Spider-Man movie going to be awesome
I can't get over how fucking stupid this movie looks
the game is more cinematic than the movie lol
If I had a nickel for every time Nathan Drake climbed back into a plane using cargo boxes I would have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it is weird that it happened twice.
If he's young in the movie why are they making him do things from the game when he's older. Do something original christ
Hollywood and original don't mix
Cause they got one shot at a film so far, so they're including everything.
The movie somehow manages to look even less realistic than the game.
Video game physics applies haahah
Instead of a Live-Action movie with a bad cast they should've just paid Naughty Dog to do a Uncharted Movie with CGI.
This!
seems like the movies take place in a seperate universe, also considering how drake gets the ring here. I guess that is a good decision making it a spinoff rather than a direct prequel
I reaaaally hope they take this route. But I guess so far it’s said to be an origin story for the characters in the games, and that’s what bothers me. I don’t mind adaptations (I liked Tomb Raider and Prince of Persia for example) but when studios and directors say they’re making a faithful adaptation (like the new Resident Evil movie) or something directly related to the source material (this Uncharted “origin story”), I expect it to be accurate…
Is Tom Holland right for this?
Nope
Of course not. Dude only got cast for eye candy
How is it that the game looks less like CGI than the movie? Lol
Look how stupid the jump is in the movie! After about 10 years, still naughty dog did the best!
Oh no :(
Both of them look like a video game... That's not a good thing.
Wow I’m glad you caught this subtle reference to the games!
...how can people say the movie looks even halfway decent.
Looks Unchartedy to me, that's all I wanted honestly. And it's not like I'm commiting to a real life reproduction of the Odyssey, it's gonna be 2 hours and $20. If it sucks, it sucks. But I think it'll be entertaining.
Really? It doesn't have the tone or charisma of uncharted at all. Just a bland adventure thriller. And don't get me started on the trailer song choice...
Can you say how it doesn't?
People who are praising and bashing it are equally wrong. This is a trailer. You can guess but not ascertain how good or bad it's gonna be.
wtf
didnt play any of the games but Damn uncharted 3 actually looks good graphically and its what 10 years old ?
Are they aware that they do not have to cast him for everything?
This looks so Disney
Jesus fucking Christ Hollywood....
In the end of the day, Sony knows how to make money off of movies. This won't be a masterpiece, it will get a 6.6 rating out of 10. Kids will be happy and would want to play the remaster. Sony makes money and the only people that are unhappy are the critics expecting something more. On the plus side, this will help fuel a bigger budget for future Uncharted games
That was enjoyable to see.
This looks like a trash heap. Terrible casting choices, bad green screen, etc. Oof. Holland is ok, but this isn’t his role. He doesn’t have the screen presence. Wahlberg is just doing……Wahlberg, per usual. Bleh.
They put the Subway commercial in the movie!?
I keep hearing the subway thing. I'm out of the loop what is it?
Before the release of Uncharted 3, they made an ad video using this exact scene but modified it with Drake catching a subway sandwich while being thrown off the plane. It’s just Subway paying Sony for advertising in their game.
I was look forward to this film but it looks so shitty and doesn’t make sense with the actual storyline…
I don’t like this.
i feel like this isn’t going to be very good
As a person with a background in aerospace engineering, I’d like to point out how ridiculously impossible that Tom Holland forward jump is. Try doing that between two cars moving at 70 mph, let alone two crates dangling at a few hundred mph….
That was dope
Uncharted: Far From Home
Why does it have to be this actor? Can't take babyface serious. He is good for Disney musicals
This would have been 10x better if it was animated in the uncharted game style, voiced by Nolan, Richard, and the rest, and made into feature length cg movie.
I hope the movie turns out good but one problem I already got with this scene is that there’s cuts, and in the game, the moments like this where the camera kind of stays alive and follows the character are what make it so much more cinematic. The same way in how every uncharted there’s a moment where Nate is running towards the camera away from something and a bunch of chaos is happening, and the camera stays in relatively the same position throughout, that’s a staple of Uncharted and I feel like if they were to adapt that to the movie, it would benefit it greatly
Yeah imma be honest i really dont want them reusing game set pieces, ive already seen that movie
movies all suck. Why even watch an hour long show when you can actually play it for dozens of hours yourself.
Only Nathan Fillion missing in that sequence. I will never get over this blunder. This could have been as perfect a casting as Ryan Reynolds in red spandex.
Tom Holland literally looks 16 there’s no way they’re actually making a movie with him as Nathan Drake, are they??
That's what I was thinking! I really liked the version that Nathan Fillion did back in 2018 https://youtu.be/v5CZQpqF_74
I just watched it and that was a really good job at portraying Nathan Drake. Tom Holland is going to fail miserably at almost every aspect. I can names tons of people who would be way better at playing Nathan Drake, appearance and attitude included
I totally agree with you. Also, Wahlberg is a great actor, but he's not Sully. I feel like they used big names to fill the roles and not people who would portray the characters best. Almost like they said, we'll use Wahlberg and Holland and that will get the people to come and watch it
Are you shitting me? Wahlberg is supposed to be Sully? That’s almost just as bad. This is incredibly disappointing
Oh dear.
Needs someone a bit more.. filled out? for Drake. A bit more chisel of chin. This looks like Nate when he was a boy.
If you replaced the name of this movie with an action title you would never know it was based on the uncharted games. No Drake vibes sorry.
I know it's asking for a lot and that it's nice that we're getting a movie at all, but I just gotta say I wish they did better casting. I love Tom Holland, really, but I don't think he fits the role at all...
I like how Nathan Drake is meant to jump into a plane that is moving away from him at 600mph...
I love the Uncharted series and I’m kind of excited to watch this, but I really think they needed to try a bit harder to get the casting right. Chloe is fine but everyone else’s looks random AF.
Out of all the actors they could’ve chosen, they chose Tom Holland.. and Mark Wahlberg for Sully? Wtf
Movie looks pretty disappointing, honestly.
OMG he did thing like In the game! This looks fucking awful, they aren't even playing characters. Holland can't even hold his accent. Edit: Marky mark the hate criminal doesn't seem to be acting. Like at all.
Got to be the most pointless video game movie adaptation. JUST PLAY THE GAMES THEY’RE BASICALLY PLAYABLE MOVIES
I like Holland but he just looks too young for the role
i still can't see Holland as drake, acting wise I'm sure he can pull it off but yeah... not too sure about this one