Best game series ever, enjoy

c-jags said:

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TyHolden said:

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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is it a theater must see?
ir will it be ok to wait for an at home release?

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Wait…waste of money

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I disagree. It's not MUST see on the big screen but it's far from a waste of money for an action movie.

Our family enjoyed going to an adventure movie in theaters.

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yeah, my kid that played the game liked it.

I finally watched Uncharted.

There are worse ways I could have spent those two hours. It felt like a mash-up of dozens of earlier and sometimes better movies with a strong dose of CGI and Jackie Chan choreography. Or an alternate Spider-Man movie where Peter Parker never decides to have a suit or pursue the Marvel Super Hero life. That I liked. As much as I like Spider-Man, I'm starting to grow out of my super hero stage of life. I hope someday to be mature enough to enjoy sophisticated movies like James Bond and Mission Impossible, but until then, I'll jump on the Uncharted train.

i rewatched part of it last night since its on netflix now.

i still enjoy it and still think wahlberg is horribly miscast as sully.

jackie childs said:

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i rewatched part of it last night since its on netflix now.

i still enjoy it and still think wahlberg is horribly miscast as sully.

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I watched it a second time as well. The only glimpse of the real Sully that Wahlberg delivered was in the final cut scene.

Sully is loud, boisterous, a father figure. Wahlberg didn't do any of that.

That being said, I think there is something to build on for a second movie.

Wife and I watched it last night and we both thought it was a fun romp. Had no idea until now though that it was a video game series

We watched a few days ago. It was fun. Our only complaint was how wildly lazy they were with some of the story.

Unlock a centuries old entry to an underground lair from a church, walk a few feet and speers nearly impale you from both sides, but literally 10 feet to the right is a barred door with plumbing/electrical lines on the other side of it.

Wildly lazy bad story telling.

That being said - fun concept and looked good. If the writers/directors moving from giving zero ****s to a minor **** the future movies can be great.

FTR - never played the video games.

jackie childs said:

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i rewatched part of it last night since its on netflix now.

i still enjoy it and still think wahlberg is horribly miscast as sully.

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Wahlberg seemed more Nate like to me in his dialogue and jokes if you remove the greed.

Entertaining enough but I've never played the games so it wasn't that great.

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jackie childs said:

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i rewatched part of it last night since its on netflix now.

i still enjoy it and still think wahlberg is horribly miscast as sully.

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I watched it a second time as well. The only glimpse of the real Sully that Wahlberg delivered was in the final cut scene.

Sully is loud, boisterous, a father figure. Wahlberg didn't do any of that.

That being said, I think there is something to build on for a second movie.

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Always felt that Bruce Campbell was perfect for sully but they seemingly had Wahlberg locked in early on and through the various attempts to make this movie so I guess they had to use him somehow.

The only video game I have played in the last decade was Farcry 5, but that plane scene made me want to find a Playstation and play whatever game has that part in it.

Sea Speed said:

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The only video game I have played in the last decade was Farcry 5, but that plane scene made me want to find a Playstation and play whatever game has that part in it.

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That scene is from Uncharted 3. You can get it in the Uncharted Collection for PS4/PS5 or find the original on PS3. It's a good game

Also, Far Cry 5 is the only Ubisoft game I really liked. They did a great job on the Montana setting

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The only video game I have played in the last decade was Farcry 5, but that plane scene made me want to find a Playstation and play whatever game has that part in it.

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If you play, start with UC 2. The original, though I love it, is a little clunky with the controls. The story and game play are light years ahead in UC 2.

I hope if we get a second movie that the use the train scene from 2.

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Average Joe said:

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Maybe 15 years ago, but that time has long passed.

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yeah, he is "old". but still would have been a better option than Tom Holland.

Plus he is only 3 years older than Harrison Ford when he was running around like a fool in Last Crusade.

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Never played the games, but watched this on Netflix the other day. 1. I can't see Tom Holland as anything other than Spiderman. 2. He looks like he's 14-15. I couldn't take him seriously as an Indiana Jones type treasure hunter. I don't know how old Nathan Drake is supposed to be, and I'm guessing early to mid-twenties, but Tom Holland looked like a preteen crushing on a 30 year old every time Chloe was around.

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Sea Speed said:

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The only video game I have played in the last decade was Farcry 5, but that plane scene made me want to find a Playstation and play whatever game has that part in it.

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If you play, start with UC 2. The original, though I love it, is a little clunky with the controls. The story and game play are light years ahead in UC 2.

I hope if we get a second movie that the use the train scene from 2.

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This. IMO, video games have long ago advanced far enough to become a serious medium for entertainment/drama and the train scene from Uncharted 2 was one of the all-time set pieces for a video game. The best action set piece in all of video games to me and that's saying a lot. Came out over ten years ago and I still think about it.