Absolutely, the Last of Us turns each cutscene into a mini‑feature, with lighting, framing, and voice acting that rival indie dramas. The game’s real‑time camera movements feel less staged than most Hollywood edits, but sometimes the pacing still feels like a game pause rather than a cinematic beat. If a Hollywood film could match that blend of emotional depth and technical polish, it might actually feel more immersive than some blockbusters. Still, I keep hoping the next game will push that line even further.