Uncharted Adaptation Film Officially Delayed (Again) Until 2021

Behind the phenomenal game series that impresses Hollywood, looking forward to the existence of a franchise Uncharted to be able to be adapted into a commercial widescreen film (not a fan film) is actually not a hope that seems excessive. Especially if at least it is only for the sake of being able to be realized without the need to consider the results or the quality that can be achieved.

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However, what was experienced by the process of making the Uncharted film, in reality, seemed so chaotic. His problematic behind-the-scenes workmanship is truly a ghost for Tom Holland (as Nathan Drake) and Mark Wahlberg (as Sully) as the main actor who is ready to play the action film.

After being officially recorded as being abandoned by 6 directors (the newest one is Travis Knight), it automatically seems to have had a huge impact on the postponement of the planned release of the film Uncharted. From what was originally scheduled to air around December 2020, it has now been postponed until March 5, 2021.

It is also not certain that this postponement will be the last delay. Especially when considering the plans for the Uncharted film, which has been started since 2008. For the time being, the work on this film has not yet been accommodated by a director. So at the same time, news circulated that Sony are moving quickly to persuade Ruben Fleischer (director of the film Venom and Zombieland) to take on the project.

Not only about the vacant position of the director, the script making of the film Uncharted also often undergoes many changes. As if to indicate that there are indeed many trials that befell the film adaptation of the game made Naughty Dog this one.

Source: Deadline (via Gamespot)

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