What age is Uncharted appropriate for?

Uncharted is rated PG-13 and PopcornCheck recommends it for ages 13+, based on reading the actual screenplay. The film contains sustained action violence including the auction house fight, a ship hijacking with gunfire and explosions, and a graphic scene where Santiago Moncada stabs his own father in a car, combined with frequent strong language (shit used 28 times) throughout.

Does Uncharted have swearing or bad language?

Uncharted has Moderate language. The word 'shit' is used 28 times and 'hell' is used 8 times throughout the film

Is Uncharted violent?

Uncharted has Extreme violence. Opening sequence shows men falling from structures during a car chase with explosions and gunshots

Is Uncharted scary for children?

Uncharted has Mild scary scenes. A tense sequence shows Nate and Chloe nearly trapped as water floods a chamber while they try to escape

What is the parents guide for Uncharted?

Uncharted (2022) is rated PG-13. PopcornCheck recommends it for ages 13+. Violence: Extreme. Language: Moderate. Scary scenes: Mild. Romance: Moderate. Substances: Mild. Watch recommendation: Watch together — With 48 uses of strong language like 'shit' and 'hell' combined with the graphic father-stabbing scene and intense final ship battle, parents of young teens (13-15) may want to watch alongside them to discuss the more intense moments.

Is Uncharted OK for Kids?

Name: Uncharted
Director: Ruben Fleischer
Genre: Action, Adventure, Mystery
Released: 2022
Duration: 116 min
Cast: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Sophia Ali, Tati Gabrielle, Antonio Banderas

ActionAdventureMystery

13+

PG-13⭐ IMDb 6.3 / 102022 · 1h 56m

Ruben Fleischer● Script verified

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What's In It

Based on the actual screenplay

🗡️Violence

Extreme▼

Moments in the script, mildest → most intense

Cartoon / Comedic

Action & Peril

Injuries & Death Shown

Graphic & Disturbing

Opening sequence shows men falling from structures during a car chase with explosions and gunshots
The auction house heist features multiple hand-to-hand combat sequences where guards are attacked
In a graphic and disturbing moment, Santiago Moncada stabs his own father in a car
The final ship hijacking includes explosions, gunfire, and crew members being shot and falling, and villain Braddock is shot and falls into the ocean
Throughout the film there are repeated instances of people being thrown, kicked, and punched, including fights in a Barcelona church and an underground nightclub where a drinking glass is thrown as a weapon
Overall tone is stylized action-adventure violence rather than graphic or lingering brutality, aside from the father's stabbing

💬Language

Moderate▼

Moments in the script, mildest → most intense

Mild Words

(damn, hell)

Moderate

(ass, b**ch)

Strong

(sh*t)

Extreme

(f**k)

The word 's**t' is used 28 times and 'hell' is used 8 times throughout the film
'Da**' appears 5 times and 'a**' is used 6 times
Milder terms include 'cr*p' (4 times), 'p**s' (1 time), 'b**ch' (1 time), and 'bloody' (1 time)
'B**tard' is used once
No f-words or c-words detected in the script

👻Scary Scenes

Mild▼

Moments in the script, mildest → most intense

Mildly Tense

Startling Moments

Genuinely Scary

Deeply Disturbing

A tense sequence shows Nate and Chloe nearly trapped as water floods a chamber while they try to escape
The ship sinking sequence is tense as characters scramble to escape a flooding vessel
A startling moment occurs when Santiago Moncada is shown murdering his own father in the car
Another startling beat has a character wake up suddenly after being knocked unconscious by Chloe
The plane hijacking sequence is tense with active mid-air combat, resolved as characters survive the fall
No supernatural horror or true monsters — scares come from real-world danger and violence

💕Romance

Moderate▼

Moments in the script, mildest → most intense

Crushes & Holding Hands

Kissing & Dating

Suggestive

Sexual Content

Nate flirts casually with a woman at a bar and she briefly flirts back, with no follow-through shown
Sully makes a passing mention of Nate having a hookup the previous night, implied but not depicted
Jo Braddock and Sully are shown to have romantic history and tension from a past event in San Sebastián
Nate and Chloe develop a partnership with implied mutual attraction, but no kissing or physical romance is shown
No sexual content or nudity is present

🍺Substances

Mild▼

Moments in the script, mildest → most intense

Mentioned in Passing

Shown Casually

Featured Prominently

Glorified or Abused

Multiple bar scenes show characters drinking alcohol including vodka tonic, negroni, martini, and beer
Sully offers Nate a Shirley Temple, a non-alcoholic drink, in one scene
Characters drink wine over dinner in Barcelona
A cigarette is mentioned and declined by Nate rather than shown being smoked
Bubble gum chewing recurs throughout the film as a character habit
Alcohol use is casual and social, not glorified or tied to abuse or negative consequences

⚡Stimulation

Extreme▼

Moments in the script, mildest → most intense

Gently Engaging

Exciting

Intense

Overwhelming

The opening action sequence combines falling, gunfire, and a vehicle pursuit with explosions
The auction house heist is intense with alarms, fights, and a tense escape sequence
The Barcelona underground and church puzzle-solving sequence is exciting but more measured in pace
The plane sequence with skydiving and mid-air combat is intense and fast-paced
The final ship chase and hijacking is overwhelming, with continuous explosions and gunfire back-to-back
Sensory-sensitive or younger children may find the final act's rapid editing and constant action overwhelming

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Uncharted — Heads Up for Parents

Despite being a fairly light action-adventure overall, the scene where Santiago Moncada stabs his own father in a car is abrupt and genuinely disturbing, standing out as more graphic than the rest of the film's stylized action violence.

About Uncharted

Uncharted follows Nate, a young treasure hunter, as he teams up with veteran Sully to find a lost Magellan fortune while searching for clues about his missing brother Sam. The film is a fast-paced globe-trotting action-adventure full of heists, double-crosses, and elaborate stunts, similar in tone to a big-budget adventure blockbuster.

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Best watched together

With 48 uses of strong language like 'shit' and 'hell' combined with the graphic father-stabbing scene and intense final ship battle, parents of young teens (13-15) may want to watch alongside them to discuss the more intense moments.

Family Takeaways from Uncharted

What it gets right

✓The film shows Nate forgiving Sully despite being betrayed, modeling reconciliation rather than lasting grudges
✓Nate's search for his brother Sam and the decoding of his postcards centers the story on family bonds rather than just treasure

Uncharted Cultural & Values Guide

Cultural & Values Guide

Faith & Religion

●Christian themes

The film features religious imagery prominently, including a fight sequence in a Barcelona church and puzzle-solving tied to a religious altar and mechanism.

Cast:Tom HollandMark WahlbergSophia AliTati GabrielleAntonio Banderas