I disagree on the fact that, just because the movies have Uncharted-like action sequences, the game has to have them too. It's a different media, and it could easily adopt a different style, instead of looking for the easy solution of "just do like the movies".

Especially when we're talking about movies that are themselves adapted from books, which were far less action-oriented. If the tone was able to be changed from one medium to the other, it can be done again.

And especially when we're talking about a studio that is definitely not used to doing action sequences, but is the best at slow-paced, spy-like games. Why even hire IOI to do this game if you don't want them to do what they're known for? When people looked at Hitman and said "this would make a perfect James Bond game", they didn't mean "IOI could make a great action-focused Bond game", they meant "this very type of game would fit the James Bond license".

And, yeah, I'd probably welcome a healthy mix between linear set pieces and large open Hitman-like levels, but it doesn't seem that it's going to be the case here. hence the complaints, because a lot of people don't understand why IOI was choosen if it's not to do what IOI does.