robert watkins

This film is amazing, love how they've brought all the cast together! ❤️

People have rated this five stars. Unbelievable. This film starts off quite well the acting is okay, Rose Leslie who most will recognise from Game of Thrones plays a wife; Bea thats on her honey moon with her husband. There are some grey areas at the start which later lead to the plot opening up. The issue is when Bea has this attack her character changes and film just goes on and on and on and on like how this sentence is wrote about absolutely drivel. It really is utter nonsense and actually very hard to watch, the script writing is appalling. I think if anything people should watch this so see how bad script writing can get when you have no idea how to actually script write. Very poor film indeed.

Very good film, with superb acting from both Forest Whitaker and Theo James. Netflix have produced a lot of poor films however this is the exception amongst a select few. The film is post apocalyptic, after an incident takes place when Will (theo james) talks to his girlfriend over the phone after visiting her parents for dinner. The film is similar to "The road" with Viggo Mortensen in the sense there's a bond between father and son and the film has that survival factor. The cinematography is superb with zone great angles and landscapes, its a fairly long film at just over 1 hour 50 minutes but the tension is always there because you've got thst interest in the characters. Much like walking dead if you've seen that, their just trying to survive. The ending is unfortunately very bad so I've knocked a star off.

Wow, people believe this is a good film. Firstly from a young age I grew up playing uncharted and enjoyed replaying the narrative and reliving the adventure. The film starts off well (the first 15 minutes that is) you'll see that typical enchanted start where Nathan is in a mess then it rewinds back to the roots and you see him talking to his older brother in the orphanage. Shortly after the film very quickly gets boring. Tom Holland plays the role of Nathan drake, which isn't a good fit seeing as Nate was twice his age and was more mature. Sully is played Mark by Walberg, who in the game is an elderly man who talks very little, there's a couple of times where you see he is a man of little words however it doesn't last. Unfortunately Mark walberg is also not a good match as he's half his age also and doesn't inherit his character traits: smoking cubans, carrying a revolver. Throughout the film they have enacted the scenes from the game with a lot, lot lot of talking. The film would be good if it wasn't full of talking, though Tom Holland is comical it just a bit dull because those that played the game are expecting a story which has excitement. To make this film good is very difficult: Playstation had a major role in writing this story, I would of casted differently, developed a stronger start between Nate and Sam at the start, brought Sully into the film much later as an older character and minimised the amount of non stop talking.