Residing in the heart of millions of fans, Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man this generation could have. His badass action moves and heart-stopping sequence never fail to impress the audience, no matter which movie he is in. The actor instantly rose to fame after being featured in the MCU, embodying the beloved character of Peter Parker.

It is surprising that Tom was only 19 years old when he took this leading role back then. Well, it’s not just the Spider-Verse where we see him walking on grenades or taking on a battle thousands of miles above the ground. Netflix has recently reminded fans of one of the iconic scenes from Uncharted. Continue reading to learn everything about this breathtaking scene.

Tom Holland nailed it once again in the flabbergasting fight scene in Uncharted

The official page of Netflix Geeked shared a clip of the action-packed plane fight sequence. Based on Naughty Dog’s PlayStation video game depicting Tom Holland as a thief and treasure hunter.

Nathan Drake and his mentor Victor Sullivan (Mark Wahlberg) set on an adventure to find the lost fortune. The video clip on Twitter showed Tom hiding in a car with Mark on a cargo airplane to take over the mercenaries. The highly anticipated scene of the video game comes to life in this 2022 adaptation.

Where a massive battle takes place in the air, and Nathan Drake is seen running through a flying plane fighting with the baddies. Even though Victor warns him to take the parachute and jump, Nate decides to fight Braddock.

The treasure worth $5 billion staked many lives in Uncharted

In the process of dodging bullets, his leg gets stuck in one of the boxes, and he flies out of the plane. Hanging millions of miles above the ground on the verge of slipping down to his death. Nathan manages to climb back, only to be thrashed again by Frazer’s car. We then see him falling into the void with no rescue in sight.

The actor himself shared his experience calling it the most challenging action sequence of the movie because Tom Holland was levitating a hundred feet in the air, so the scene looks more authentic. Like the No Way Home, actor said: “I think that level of fear just makes that scene that much more authentic.”

What do you think about the climax of Uncharted? Is it similar to the historical video game? Feel free to leave your comments below.