Honest Trailers | Uncharted

"Since when did bad versions of The Mummy become its own genre?"

"An adventure so average, Netflix is using it to train their A.I. that writes their movies."

One of the best Honest Trailers I've seen

Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson and Ed Helms really gave the chef's kiss to this already perfect trailer. Well done!

Do you know how long it took for me to realize that all the shouts of "Parkour" in this were not from the film? Way longer than it should. This trailer made me think that it was the main character shouting "Parkour" every time he did something "Parkour-ish". Good on you, Screen Junkies. Good on you.

Not played the games, so I'm less emotionally invested in this than some. This honest trailer was hilarious to me though - one of the best ones that you've done!

Fundamentally, the problem was that it wasn't an Uncharted movie, it was a Generic Action Movie starring Two Actors You Recognize, with some uncharted nuts sprinkled on top.

That Morse code comment read was incredibly refreshingly unique

The "When you put Boston and a crucifix in your script, you summon Marky Mark" joke is the biggest laugh ya'll have gotten from me in a while.

"When you put Boston and a crucifix in your script, you summon... Mark Walburg!"

Whoever suggested the honest trailer guy to speak in Morse code is a champ

I live in the Philippines, and the way they represented Kiamba (the location where the treasure is located) in the movie is impossibly way better than it is lol.

"When you put Boston and a crucifix in your script, you summon Mark Wahlberg"

When you listen to all the Honest Trailers back to back, it quickly becomes clear how furiously upset the epic voice guy actually is

This film should've been made when Nathan Fillion was younger. He was the perfect Nate and Hollywood blew it.

One of the best Honest Trailers I've seen. It makes me happier about not watching this film, honestly.

“From the Disney of gaming, and the EA of film…”

There’s definitely a lot wrong with this version of Nathan Drake and Sully, but I think the reason this movie got the “pass” is because it was still entertaining, and was faithful enough to feel like a game that could have taken place before the others

I'll be honest, I haven't seen this movie, and it took me until the third or fourth "Parkour!" to realize that those were sound bites from The Office, and not actual lines from the movie of characters shouting "Parkour!"

Please say, in honor of Fred Ward: