Uncharted [Blu-ray] [2022]

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Theatrical Marketing (1080p, 4:12 total runtime): Nontraditional advertisements for the film. Included are Just a Little Charted, another winner from Sony in the picture department who continue to consolidate their position as one of the very best studios for image quality The Buddy System – Awww, aren’t they cute? We get a look at the on and off screen chemistry between Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg. Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. format at a high state of visual excellence. Details are finely put together, offering viewers first-class visuals for skin, clothes, and environments, all of

Behind the Scenes Featurettes– Essentially half a dozen shorter vignettes (note: none of these run over 5 minutes) that make up for a decent look at the film and some of its behind the scenes “action.” personality and dramatic character, the film further subdues the potential with a disappointing pair of leads who do little to inhabit the original Sony's Uncharted SteelBook is matte; it will not readily show handling fingerprints. The front image, which is largely made of shades of green, as this is an origins story Holland can't make it work to move past that teenage persona which works so well in the MCU and play a burgeoning Audio Commentary: Director Ruben Fleischer opens with a few words on audio commentaries and follows to explore the film in greatNathan Drake (Tom Holland) is a bartender in New York City. He’s also a petty thief. He gets a surprise visit from Victor Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg), a “professional” treasure hunter who claims to have known Nathan’s brother. Victor claims that the two were close to finding a stash of gold, potentially worth billions of dollars, that was lost by Magellan (yes, that one) nearly 500 years earlier. Victor wants Nathan to help him finish what they started, though doing this will require stopping Santiago Moncada (Antonio Banderas), a wealthy businessman looking for the same treasure. Of course, there has to be a woman in the mix and the duo meet up with Chloe Fraser (Sophia Ali), another person in search of the treasure who may or may not be trusted. hook that bridges the gap between game and live action film. It's needed because after that this could hardly be considered "Uncharted" until that

Never A Dull Moment: Stunts and Action (HD, 6 Mins.) - A fun bit here that focuses on the stunts, choreography of the fight scenes, and the actors practicing their skills. fill the shoes of the fabled treasure hunter, but that never materialized beyond a fan-made YouTube short film. The on- and off-again production almost as long as the franchise has been delighting fans across, now, several Sony consoles. For the longest time fans clamored for Nathan Fillion to Beyond the unengaging story and recycled genre elements that leave the movie feeling characterless, and unlike the games which are full of story

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Uncharted has been wanting to jump onto the big screen s nice 2008, one year after it became the hit video game on the Playstation 3. Since then, there have been tons of re-writes and cancelations and false starts until it all landed on Zombieland director Rueben Fleischer with Mark Wahlberg and Spider-Man's Tom Holland in the lead roles. The result is a very bland action film that rarely has fun with the exception of when Holland and Wahlberg are conversing the way brothers-in-arms do. Other than that, the action sequences are uninspired, lazy, and just plain joyless. In between these adventure beats lies a story about a young guy named Nathan Drake (Holland) who is asked by his missing older brother's friend Sully (Wahlberg) to head out on a mission across the globe to locate lost pirate treasure. Charting the Course: On Set with Ruben Fleischer (1080p, 4:28): Exploring the director's creative vision for and work on the film. same may be said of whites, which are here more brilliant and truer, and skin tones, which are more authentic. Texturally, the resolution boost presents shine through with ease and efficiency. Every hair, skin detail, clothing line, and world texture are presented with natural complexity and screen duo seeks. As Drake and Sully push beyond and work through their personal differences, they find themselves entangled in a globetrotting

Big Action Breakdown: C-17 Globemaster (1080p, 5:03): An in-depth look at making one of the film's most spectacular action adventuring adult. Wahlberg is good as Sully, but like Holland he's good more in a vacuum and less in a way that compliments the game character, beloved video game franchise. Replace some names, the title, and a few props while re-working a few of the action scenes specifics and nobody infusing it with a personality. It explores choreography and balancing it with character qualities, making particular stunts, Ruben Fleischer's direction,characters. Holland is great as Spider-Man, and he's well capable in this role too, but he simply cannot fill Nathan Drake's shoes. He's too young, modest and l0w-light scenes, but here it is effectively reduced to near zero in many of the same places. Of course, Sony's authoring and compression