Uncharted

Tom Holland as Nathan Drake, Mark Wahlberg as Sully in the Uncharted movie. The PlayStation franchise started out as a Tomb Raider clone starring a dude who wasn't Indiana Jones. But, starting with Uncharted 2 ...

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Tom Holland puts his considerable charm to the test in "Uncharted," a movie built around the Spider-Man star and wild aerial acrobatics.

The one strange thing is that the funniest insult they exchange appears in the trailer but not the actual movie, and any good dialogue here is too rare to wind up on the cutting-room floor. Those shortcomings merely underscore the video-game roots, leaving trifles like adding a third dimension to the characters as unnecessary distractions. and "Zombieland"), "Uncharted" drops toward the wrong end of the chart every time Holland and Wahlberg engage in juvenile bickering, which alas is all too often.

The film stars Tom Holland as Nathan Drake, Mark Wahlberg as Sully and Sophia Ali as Chloe Frazer. Holland and Wahlberg perform well enough, building their ...

Mark Wahlberg as Sully and Tom Holland as Nathan Drake. Sony Pictures. Columbia Pictures' new Uncharted movie from Venom director Ruben Fleischer is a testament ...

This might not be such a glaring issue if Nathan and Sully’s brotherly camaraderie wasn’t meant to be Uncharted’s beating heart, and if the film had the wherewithal to at least try to make some of its supporting characters feel like people instead of walking, talking callbacks to the games. But unlike so many other adaptations in this class, which tend to feel hamstrung by a lack of understanding of what people like about the source material, you do get the sense watching Uncharted that everyone involved vaguely “gets” what all the fuss is meant to be about. Columbia Pictures’ new Uncharted movie from Venom director Ruben Fleischer is a testament to the idea that the longer much-buzzed-about adaptations of beloved franchises linger in development hell, the more likely they are to emerge from it — that is if they ever do — as warped misfires that might have been better kept in the drafts.

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There are so many undiscovered features to experience on the streaming service, but not every flick is hidden within its digital walls. If the 116-minute feature is half as good as the video games fans absolutely love, then viewers are in for an outstanding ordeal. So it was really only just a matter of time before series character frontman Nathan Drake made the jump to the silver screen.

Indiana Jones,” “National Treasure” and “The Mummy,” just to name a few, are all dead ringers for this poorly written buddy quest film — and leagues better ...

Nathan and Sully are joined by Chloe (Sophia Ali, wonderful in “India Sweets and Spices”), who’s angry all the time. “Uncharted” is part of the valiant effort to make a bona fide star out of Tom Holland separate from his extremely popular “ Spider-Man” movies. He hires Braddock (Tati Gabrielle), a bland and vague femme fatale, to get to the doubloons first. “Uncharted” will likely follow suit. I suggest a different name for the latest entry in the genre: “Derivative!” Sully, it turns out, is a friend of Nathan’s lost older brother, who abandoned him at an orphanage years earlier to explore the world.