He admits that we had been quite optimistic. The news that many were waiting to see sooner or later has been confirmed, and it is that Uncharted will not be able to survive this hard time for film productions either. This has been learned by Deadline, who has confirmed that Sony will move the premiere until next year.
An adventure to wait
We’ll have to keep waiting to see Tom Holland play Nathan Drake. Sony Pictures has decided to take the premiere of the film until February 11, 2022, a year that already appears in the bio of the film’s official Twitter profile. It is a new delay that only demonstrates how complicated 2020 has been and how difficult 2021 will continue to be for audiovisual production.
At this point it was something that many could already intuit, since the lack of information, trailers and teaser of Uncharted encouraged us to imagine the worst of the outcomes. We will have no choice but to continue playing the PlayStation deliveries.
Not as good as it seemed
A few months ago Tom Holland did not hesitate to express to his fans how happy and happy he was to shoot Uncharted playing Nathan Drake. The Spider-Man actor assured that filming was going from strength to strength, and that the film was just what he had always dreamed of. Holland’s impression may be just that, however, feelings are one thing and the harsh reality of producing a movie is another.
The critical situation caused by the pandemic does nothing more than delay and hinder productions, so 2021 is becoming the year of delays, since there is no week that we do not know a new postponed date.
A rearranged calendar
But Uncharted was not the only film that has thrown Sony’s release catalog upside down. The long-awaited new installment of Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, will also scroll a few months, going from June 11 to November 11. This installment of ghostbusters will place us in a current era where two young people will discover that they have a connection with the original ghostbusters through their grandfather.