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There are many reasons why Wahlberg is a bad choice for this movie. He can do the action, but he doesn't have the swagger or the right attitude for the character...besides which he's not really a 'gamer' type character. He doesn't exude the right amount of geekiness for it. We need someone that really understands the character as well as the game vibe.
Wahlberg is not the problem. It's Nathan Drake. I can't believe this is being made into a movie.
I would have gone with Christian Bale or Matt Damon before i went with Wahlberg. My first choice would have been Nathan Fillion hands down.
Hollywood is about to kill the UN franchise.
Alright this author is a little crazy, a crappy Uncharted movie won't ruin gamers lives, but I agree with most of what he says.
I'm not as big a Fillion proponent as everyone else and I liked Wahlberg in The Departed, but pretty much anyone who's played the games knows the scripting and casting for this movie 10 kinds of
crazy.
I guess O'Russell never played the game.
Soo, was Max Payne a good movie, I loved the Games' super BadAss Bullet time.... Loved that cool funhouse level in The Fall, and The Bullet Cam when you'd shot the sniper.... It made those shots satisfying