Tom Holland‘s new film is based on the popular video game that displays the unexplored part of Nathan Drake’s life. A new trailer for Uncharted is already here. It stars Tom Holland as the lead character based on Nathan Drake, on the very popular PlayStation which is exclusive action-adventure video-game series developed by Naughty Dog, a company owned by Sony. Naughty Dog is also behind the Las of Us series, which was later adapted by HBO into a series.
The film is directed by Zombieland helmer Ruben Fleischer, is also a prequel to the game series and tells the original strory of Nathan. He was a treasure hunter on the lines of Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider, the film wil be unravelling how he was involved into treasure-hunting and met his long-time partner and father figure Victor “Sully ” Sullivan, essayed by Mark Wahlberg.
The film covers the secret life of Nathan’s life, the trailer, and brings a movie that has the intention to be its own thing apart affirmation to the game world. The Uncharted games are extremely cinematic in the presentation and fans of the series have faith that it would be not an easy task to translate them to the medium. Many of the set pieces in the games would not be the quintessential Hollywood adventure movie.
The trailer looked a lot of fun. The film is an action-packed and the dynamic between Nathan and Sully looks spectacularly appeasing.
It is still hard to see Tom Holland as Nathan. He was probably cast because he is popular and the audiences know him. But there is no reason the movie’s Nathan cannot differ from the Nathan we know from games. Gamers would not mind, unless they are wholly different
Drake was inspired by Indy and is a video- games version of Indy. One crucial difference is that he does not have that strict sense of morality that defines the Harrison Ford’s archeologist.
One other concern is the similarities between Nathan and one of cinema’s greatest characters, Indiana Jones. Drake was inspired by Indy and is basically video-games’ version of Indy. But there is one crucial difference — he does not have that strict sense of morality that defines Harrison Ford’s archaeologist.
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