Video game projects are no more critical and commercial poison they once were. Between the "Sonic the Hedgehog" trilogy on the big screen and TV -emissions such as "The Last of Us", "Castelevania" and "Fallout" building expansive worlds and telling original stories However, we catch the essence of their original material, we get more valued adaptations to video games to day.

However, there is a big recent video game film in a blockbuster that has tried to start a franchise to massively disappoint critics and fans as well: "Uncharted". Directed by Ruben Fluisher and based on the video game series with the same name created by Amy Henig for "Naughty Dog", the film starred Tom Holland and Mark Walberg as two adventurers in a corrupt billionaire to find a legendary wealth. It is an adventure from an old school like "Indiana Onesons" and "Mummy", but with the entire CGI flame of a heartless modern studio.

Unfortunately, "Uncharted" met with bad reviews after hitting theaters in 2022, many of whom described the film as boring and unstoppable. To quote my own review of the "unexplored" review"((Film)) The overwhelming side of the continuous and uninvasive resale of the action genre-adventure makes another disappointing non-Msu outing for the Netherlands, and another spiritual adaptation of the desired video game."

However, despite earning $ 407 million in support of the global treasurer against the (at least) $ 120 million budget (without involving marketing costs), Uncharted has received fans over the past few years. As it turns out, the film is now an incredible streaming hit after becoming Max's oldest film in the United States this week (via Flixpatrol).

Of course, "Uncharted" has neither visual blooming nor an actor with pure charisma like those you will find in the "mummy" - that and fair amount of film is dedicated to just referring to the game on which it is based, along with impossible sequences of CGI-Fest. And yet, it's hard not to be at least a little fun of film's stupidity. Tom Holland is a service like Nathan Drake, but it's a cardboard feeling on the scale of the film that really stands out, combined with pure absurdity and wonderful entertainment of its big piece of the third act. For those who are unknown, the set piece in question includes a mass battle between two pirate boats flying the helicopters.

That's the case: a pirate fight on a boat that increases through the air because it is dragged from a mass helicopter. It's funny, it's pointless, and it's also unwanted fun.

"Uncharted" can prove sufficiently controversial to be prohibited in two countriesBut it's really simple and otherwise a fun movie that seemed too much to make it even more than other wealth hunting films. Then, again, it is characterized by Tom Holland as a helicopter shoot using cannons for centuries. You can find out what you are doing with streaming "Uncharted" now at Max.