Uncharted

Nathan Drake is a scrappy young thief who lives by his wits and a knack for puzzles. When he's pulled into a hunt for what could be the greatest treasure that never saw the light of day, he teams up with the seasoned, wisecracking treasure hunter Victor "Sully" Sullivan. As they chase maps, riddles, and dangerous rivals across the globe, hints emerge that the quest may connect to Nathan's long-missing brother. The film keeps the focus on fast-paced action, a string of set pieces, and the developing trust between these two very different men, without giving away the surprises that drive the finale.

Directed by Ruben Fleischer and released in 2022, Uncharted adapts the popular video game series by Naughty Dog, drawing on material created by Mark D. Walker, Jon Hanley Rosenberg, and Monty Granito, with Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg leading the cast.

The movie performed well commercially, grossing around $400 million worldwide, which covered its production costs and made it a profitable entry in the action-adventure market, especially overseas.

Uncharted sparked renewed attention for the original games and for film versions of video game properties, partly because of its set-piece craft and the youthful take on a legacy character. Scenes like the elaborate chase sequences and the banter between lead actors became talking points among fans, and the casting choices reignited discussions about future sequels.

Critics tended to praise the chemistry between Holland and Wahlberg, along with the film's stunt work and production design, while noting the plot relied on familiar blockbuster formulas. With a user vote average around 6.9 out of 10, viewers who like brisk, stunt-driven stories and themes about family, loyalty, and the cost of treasure generally found it entertaining, even if it doesn't stray far from genre expectations.