I'm one of those guys that loves the Uncharted games, and I was really excited when I heard about this movie. Then the cast and director were announced and...well...let's say my expectations weren't all that high when I sat down in my seat.

I ended up being a little surprised. Sure...the CGI is not really up to par, and there were, of course, some things I wanted to see, but didn't, but all in all, I came out at the end pretty satisfied.

A live action version of any video game will have to be quite different from the source material, and that makes the job for the writers and directors rather hard. I think Ruben Fleischer, and his people, solved this pretty good. They made it a bit more adventurish, and less violent, but it worked.

These kinds of movies will never be high art, but Uncharted were nonetheless an OK couple of hours in the cinema.

Just felt so fucking bland, what a waste of an ip.

Not a review just a remark. I was on my phone for over half the movie.

Another easy movie. It will entertain you if you do not see the faulty CGIs at extreme scenes or if you do not care about the simple plot. But it is not the worst. It is an OK movie to pass time with sympathetic Tom and Mark. 6.5/10

As a big Uncharted fan, I cannot describe how horrible this movie was. Terrible script. Lots of mistakes like Sam giving Nathan the Sic Parvis Magna ring in the orphanage when Nathan finds the ring himself when he’s looking for Sir Francis Drake’s treasure— and that’s just one of the many things they messed up along with the fact Tom Holland doesn’t suit Nathan Drake’s character. It feels like watching Spiderman in some action filled scenes who is a little more witty than usual. There’s so many plot-holes. The casting isn’t very good. The writing feels lazy.

If you want the full Uncharted experience. Just please do yourself a favor and play the games and don’t waste almost 2 hours of your life watching this movie. It doesn’t do the games justice. Not even close.

a video game made into a movie for children. it is an entertaining film that goes over the story...

What to expect from the film adaptation of a videogame inspired by action-adventure B-movies? Right, a mediocre action-adventure B-movie. I played all "Uncharted" videogames and loved each of them, but it's undeniable that they work because they are above anything else interactive experiences.

Still, I thought it was a decent action flick that can keep you entertained throughout. The impossibly over-the-top action scenes recreate the video game atmosphere well, even though we are far from the sensory explosion of guilty pleasures like Fast & Furious. The real problem is the humor - most of the jokes and gags fell flat or were poorly timed.

The characters are indeed too young to be believable as Nate and Sully, but as we will probably get a dozen sequels, they will eventually get to the right age.

A LOT of funny one liners but only 10% that is genuinely funny.

It’s a completely fine adventure movie that’s missing something, it doesn’t hit the fun level of the early Pirates or Mummy movies like it should. Will Mark Wahlberg ever put in effort and will Tom Holland’s voice always be that high? Tune in next time to find out

Wahlberg and Holland in hammiest and smug acting competition in surprisingly pleasing video game adaption.

It‘s a fun and entertaining movie but don‘t use your brain too much and basically I could predict almost everything that was happening. Still I enjoyed it and I definitely would watch the sequel.

CP suggested to watch which was a good idea - v entertaining.

Quite different from the games and it did seem like a few of them got merged together along with a generic plot twist.

Watching it comfortably at an Odeon Luxe did contribute to a great experience!

Just play the games (any of them) or watch their cutscenes on Youtube and it's a better movie than this uninspired mess

Like an analog board game, even if the box doesn't contain any surprises, doesn't transport you anywhere and remains two dimensional, it's still an entertaining couple of hours.

As a fan of the games, this doesn’t feel enough like them. Tom Holland as Drake and Mark Wahlberg as his mentor Sully have brother like chemistry. So Wahlberg should have played Drake’s brother Sam, not Sully. Who usually has a mustache and doesn’t show off his muscles in tank tops.
Holland and Wahlberg are miscast, yet good despite feeling like they wandered off the set of another movie.
While the games had a lot of shoot-outs. There’s not many shoot-outs in the movie either. Yet the movie did keep my attention there’s plenty of adventure and double crosses. There’s just not much suspense.

Well this was disappointing.

I was expecting more from the director of 'Venom' and the writers of 'Transformers: The Last Knight' and 'Men in Black: International'.

I haven't played the game. I watched this completely devoid of background or expectations. I luvd it. Funny, comedy didn't feel forced. (Compared to Shang-Chi comedy that seemed awkward -- in a bad way). Great action scenes. (Unpredictable... for me).
Ramin Djawadi film score was great. I think 7or 8/10 for me. Didn't feel I wasted my time and money.
Oh! Philippine references, some of which were taught in our history classes.
Rant: How I watch a movie (how everyone should?) is based on its own merit, especially when it's fictional... Because, well, everything there's invented anyway. Again, I enjoyed this better than Shang-Chi (which I think was overhyped, and in the end I kind of felt I should have just watched at home).

The treasure hunt, catacombs, passageways, dangers, have been entertaining. The helicopter thing doesn't sound very believable. 1 post-credits scene

It was fun and enjoyable. Doesn’t get to the level of the games but is ok.
But I can’t see Nathan Drake or Sully kn the screen, I just see the actors :(
And the music? Why didn’t they use more the game’s music!?

My review can be found here…. https://www.thereviewgeek.com/uncharted-moviereview/

A big fan of the games and feel this was good with lots of nostalgia from the games but not brilliant, better than most films based on games tho like Silent Hill that I was very disappointed in also well done performance from Tom Holland and the action was fun.

Watched the film earlier this morning and had a blast, great to see Uncharted move from console to the big screen. I loved the dynamic between Nate and Sully, some real funny moments. Chloe was fun too although I wasn't totally sold on the accent.

That said the 2 hours flew by and I'd definitely watch the film again. Some lovely shots, good action and of course some evil nasty people just to add a little spice. There were a few choice action scenes but hey this is how games play. Highly recommended and an easy film to watch.

Make sure you stay for the mid credit scene, you won't be sorry you did!

This film was very much charted and the dialogue was shit The best part of the movie was the trailer for Everything Everywhere All at Once that preceded it. Now THAT looks fun

The film itself was the 12th best film I've seen this year

I've watched 17 films from 2022

When Tom is included, it already feels frivolous