Zandaa thinks Tom Holland's new film sounds ridiculous
When Tom Holland introduced Zandaya to his new film Uncharted, she thought the film sounded ridiculous. Holland, who just broke the box office record in "Spider-Man: Homeless", will return to the big screen next week with "Uncharted", a movie adapted from the popular video game series that fans are still looking forward to, and it is rumored that this film will also be introduced to domestic mainland theaters. Uncharted went through a long development process, changed hands and changed release dates so many times that fans began to doubt its existence for a long time afterwards. In the end, the film was successfully released under the direction of Ruben Fleischer and Starring Holland.
Uncharted does not intend to directly deal with the legend of the game, its story is actually a prequel to the game's story. Dutch Drake is still early in his treasure hunting career, and the promise of long-lost gold hundreds of years ago was the beginning of this adventure. "Mysterious Waters" will show Drake's first meeting with his future mentor, Victor Sullivan (Mark Wolfberg), who will face a ruthless and more experienced treasure hunter (Antonio Banderas). The film also stars Sophia Ali and Tati Gabriel.
Fans of Mysterious Waters may know the thrills and twists of the story, but those unfamiliar with the game will probably find it a little difficult to understand the content. Holland's co-star in marvel movies and girlfriend Zaandaa is a good example. On a recent British Virgin Radio, Holland recalled telling Zandaya about a particularly crazy "Uncharted Seas" stunt performance, but her reaction to Zamdaya surprised him.
Hollander said of introducing her to uncharted seas, saying, 'I did a stunt and fell off the plane and got hit by a car that fell out of the plane,' and she quickly interrupted Holland and said, 'Wait, what?' How did this happen? This movie sounds ridiculous!'
The stunts holand mentioned appear in the trailer; A car knocked Drake out of the back of the plane, causing him to fall freely. Holland said the car stunts made him repeat at least 17 times, but he was proud of his own eventual success. All in all, Holland himself considers Uncharted's stunts to be the hardest he's ever encountered to complete, so even if they sound ridiculous in language, they must seem cool. He hoped that When Zandaya saw the finished product, he would understand what he was trying to say.
Zandaya's first reaction to Uncharted may have been similar to how fans reacted when they heard that the film would be a prequel story centered around the young Drake. It's unclear how audiences will react to the film adaptation, but Holland's enthusiasm for the film is high. In Uncharted, Holland will have the opportunity to show off his new action skills and incorporate them into a whole new character, and let's see how all this new stuff comes together.
