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<\/a><\/p>\nThere is a similar scene in the film as in the third game (Uncharted 3: Drake\u2019s Deception) where Nate sneaks onto a cargo plane, but after being discovered, he eventually falls from the plane, and is able to grab a cargo container from which he opens a parachute to land safely to the desert. Also, the theme of Uncharted 4: A Thief\u2019s End has perhaps had an impact on the story, as in the game Nate and his older brother Sam, hunt for the treasure of Pirate Henry Avery, and eventually find a treasure-laden ship in a cavern. In the film Nate and Sully discover the Magellan Ships in a cave in the Philippines filled with gold and treasures. As a fan of the video game franchise, I liked the fact that the film honored the video games by including familiar scenes you could recognize, and as it was an adaptation, I found it positive that the film had an original story and was not a straight copy or a remake of any of the games.<\/p>\n
In the games, players get to play as older Nathan Drake, so the casting of Tom Holland angered many because he is of course on the younger side and would not look identical to the character \u2013 which to me sounds a little silly because the movie is an adaptation after all. I understand the decision as Sony is aiming to make Uncharted a movie franchise so it would not be ideal to cast an older actor to play Drake if they had plans for the future. After watching the film, I would say that Holland claimed his role as Nathan Drake for he did a great job portraying him.<\/p>\n Overall, the film was what it promised to be, an action-packed adventure film. Some scenes were a little over the top, for example when Braddock orders her crew to lift the Magellan ships with helicopters and fly them out, with Nate, Sully, and plenty of enemies on board. But I guess the Uncharted video game franchise has also had its big and absurd scenes \u2013 including the falling train that opens the second game (Uncharted 2: Among Thieves). Doing a video game adaptation perhaps allows the director and writers to heighten the realism a little. I would especially recommend this movie to people who have played the Uncharted games but also to people who would enjoy a fun action-adventure movie.<\/p>\n Title: Uncharted: Drake\u2019s Fortune<\/p>\n Director: Ruben Fleischer<\/p>\n Cast: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Sophia Ali, Antonio Banderas, Tati Gabrielle<\/p>\n Available (for rent): Apple TV, Blockbuster, Viaplay, Google Play<\/p>\n References<\/strong><\/p>\n IMBD. Pictures of the movie. Screenshots from the website. https:\/\/www.imdb.com\/title\/tt1464335\/mediaviewer\/rm154737665\/<\/a><\/p>\n PlayStation. Picture of Nathan Drake. Screenshot from the store. https:\/\/store.playstation.com\/fi-fi\/product\/EP9000-CUSA03282_00-UNCHARTED3DRAKES<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n