Uncharted (2022)

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D’Angelo finds the film a generic, personality-free jumble of familiar action-adventure stories. He gives some credit to its Indiana Jones-style puzzle-solving and ancient-threat set pieces, but criticizes the humorless dialogue and outsized action.

The review calls the adaptation passable and watchable. It singles out Tom Holland for proving his movie-star credentials beyond Spider-Man.

The critic finds the film entertaining but short of the charm and momentum needed to become a standout adventure. Holland’s energetic performance is praised, while his lack of chemistry with Mark Wahlberg is a notable weakness.

Gleiberman finds the adventure watchable and livelier than many video-game adaptations, but ultimately thinly scripted and overlong. He praises the breathless airplane escape sequence as a standout spectacle.

Ehrlich finds the adaptation bland and less engaging than its video-game source. He praises the climactic action setpiece’s high-flying fun, while faulting the muddy CGI and underdeveloped characters.

O'Sullivan finds the film entertaining in places but ultimately thinks it is beneath Tom Holland. She praises Holland's charm and chemistry with the cast, while faulting the film's priorities and the camera's fixation on his body.

Cole argues that the film is a hollow, rushed adaptation that loses what made the games engaging. He criticizes its unintelligible action and lack of meaningful characterization.

The review finds the film watchable but disappointingly weak and too familiar. It praises the final pirate-ship battle for capturing the source material’s inventive spectacle.

Walsh finds the film entertaining enough but ultimately inert, bloodless and unable to live up to its potential. She singles out the charming banter between Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg as its main saving grace.

Scheck finds the adventure generic and its central partnership unconvincing, despite its entertaining action. He praises the exciting set pieces and the charismatic, capable female characters.

The critic finds the adaptation largely shrug-worthy and recommends playing the game instead. The standfirst singles out Tom Holland as miscast.

Bradshaw finds the adventure efficient but soulless, with spectacle standing in for heart. He praises Holland’s commitment, while faulting the rest of the cast for seeming less engaged.

Ebiri finds the film fast-moving but curiously empty, with little atmosphere or originality. He singles out the climactic helicopter-and-pirate-ship chase as an intricate, exciting spectacle.

Boo finds the film entertaining despite its rough spots, with Tom Holland and Sophia Ali helping it rise above mediocrity. He praises the energetic set pieces and Holland’s charm, while criticizing Mark Wahlberg’s fit and the weak villains.

The critic finds the film enjoyable, with enough familiar star persona and spectacle to make for a fun adventure. She especially praises the over-the-top action set pieces and the chemistry between Holland and Wahlberg.

The page presents a video review of the 2022 film Uncharted by Linda Marric and Scott J. Davis, but provides no critical verdict in the accessible text. It singles out the film’s adaptation of the popular Sony video game series as context.

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The critic finds the film a breezy but superficial adventure, with thrills that do not make it a great film. Holland’s likability and Gabrielle’s magnetic screen presence stand out, while Holland and Wahlberg lack chemistry.

Hassenger finds the film dull and derivative, despite its occasional fun moments. He praises a sequence in which ancient tunnels lead to unexpectedly modern, tourist-friendly spaces.

The critic finds Uncharted a spiritless, disappointing retread of familiar action-adventure films. She praises Tati Gabrielle as a movie highlight and notes the spectacular aerial ship set pieces, but faults the unfunny quips and lack of originality.

The review finds the film a passable but plodding adventure that only comes alive in its climax. It praises the climax’s over-the-top spectacle, while faulting the thin characters and weak jokes.

The critic finds the film a mildly diverting but bland adventure that does little to justify its name. They single out the inventive, large-scale battle involving two boats suspended in mid-air as its standout set piece.

The critic finds the film diverting but overly familiar, with predictable twists. They fault its signposted plotting and single out one computer-generated action sequence as a disappointing imitation of Jackie Chan.

Surrey finds the film an underwhelming adaptation, arguing that it loses what made the games distinctive and feels derivative. He praises the thrilling cargo-plane sequence but says it is overshadowed by familiar twists and puzzles.