Reviews

The film didn't encapsulate the uncharted experience and feeling, as the games did. I constantly felt like none of the directors, nor actors, had played the game - which is honestly pathetic. Did they even have the original writers of the game helping them on this?

The plot had many holes that just didn't make sense - such as how the mercenaries knew where the treasure was, were there before him, just in a slightly inaccurate location - what the hell was the point of finding the keys, almost drowning, etc etc, for the bad guys to know pretty much where they were!?

Also, how did Sully get down to drake when he was passed out? Nate had to go on a mission to get down there.

Overall - rushed, just to ride the hype train of Tom Holland and show off his ripped physique. Really hope they can improve on this in the very predictable sequel. I did enjoy the final sequence.

The only part that made me enjoy the film was the final action scene with flying ships.

The first quarter was very odd and the sexual references were really childish and unnecessary in the film. Films with sexual references like that really just degrade it and it just shows how American culture is being degraded and is losing its value.

Example, when the guy undresses and pees in the elevator was just rediculous, a 5 year old would laugh at that.

On the plus, the film ended well and I loved the romance between Harper and the guy (can't get to his name now), like the scene in the bedroom with the pizza. It carried a good message at the end of the day and was a sweet romance.

Extra: This is the first Netflix Original I've actually finished because all of the others have been completely rubbish and a waste of time, partly due to the American culture degradation aspect, and I hate it because I Love American films, but if Netflix is the future then I don't see much hope for them globally. They need to fix this.