She agreed that, for me, I should add a 5-star rating to this review, "because you're a fan and people should know that you, as a fan, enjoyed this. But let's warn other customers that buying this film for a family showing may wind up with split reactions like we had." material and this picture's paint-by-numbers structure that is Uncharted in name and a few basic holdovers only.

Theatrical Marketing (1080p, 4:12 total runtime): Nontraditional advertisements for the film. Included are Just a Little Charted, structurally and narratively cut-rate experience that does not do the games any justice beyond some overt connections and covert fan service. The first film from the aforementioned PlayStation Productions sadly couldn’t be any more on-brand.

Atmospherics are full and draw the listener seamlessly into the film's world. Dialogue is true in position and prioritization. Clarity abounds for lifelike shine through with ease and efficiency. Every hair, skin detail, clothing line, and world texture are presented with natural complexity and screen

Big Action Breakdown: C-17 Globemaster (1080p, 5:03): An in-depth look at making one of the film's most spectacular action Audio Commentary: Director Ruben Fleischer opens with a few words on audio commentaries and follows to explore the film in greatBehind 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.” 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. 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 Never a Dull Moment: Stunts & Action – Some of the more action-oriented scenes are explored with emphasis on the choreography.Young Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) is a bartender and a petty but highly skilled thief who doesn't seem to have much direction in life. That all November 19, 2007. The franchise catapulted to become one of the top exclusive offerings on the PlayStation systems, generating three direct sequels, a Vita game, and a spinoff game. It feels like the film adaptation has been in the works Big Action Breakdown: C-17 Globemaster (HD, 5 Mins.) - The big action sequence is deconstructed and told how exactly the crew made and shot the sequence.