Uncharted ranked fourth among game-adapted movies at the box office on the 3rd

According to foreign media VGC, the live-action movie "Uncharted" was officially released in North America on February 18, and earned $44 million in three days. This result ranks fourth among game-adapted movies, with the top three being the animated movie "Sonic the Hedgehog" ($58 million), "Detective Pikachu" ($54 million) and "Tomb Raider" ($47 million, released in 2001).

As of now, the movie "Uncharted" has earned $139 million worldwide. The film will be released in theaters in mainland China on March 14.

The movie "Uncharted" is directed by "Venom" director Ruben Fleischer and written by "Iron Man" director Matt Halloway. Tom Holland from "Spider-Man" plays the young Nathan Drake, and Mark Wahlberg from "Transformers" plays Drake's spiritual mentor Victor "Sully" Sullivan. Other actors participating in the performance include Antonio Banderas, Tati Gabriel and Sofia Taylor-Erie.

In the Uncharted movie, resourceful Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) teams up with experienced treasure hunter Victor Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg) to track down Ferdinand Magellan’s lost treasure 500 years ago. What starts out as a simple treasure hunt quickly turns into a thrilling, globe-spanning race to get there before the ruthless Moncada (Antonio Banderas) who believes he and his family are the rightful heirs to the treasure.

If Nathan and Sullivan can decipher the clues and solve the world's oldest mystery, they can find $5 billion worth of treasure and maybe even Nathan's long-lost brother... but first, they must learn to work together.