Production Year: 2001 - Action/Adventure - Director: Simon West - Original Language: English - Classification: 12 years and over, TBA - Starring:Iain Glen, Chris Barrie, Daniel Craig, Noah Taylor, Julian Rhind-Tutt, Richard Johnson, Leslie Phillips, Robert Phillips, Angelina Jolie, Jon Voight more
Angelina Jolie stars as Lara Croft, a tough, sexy, heavily armed adventurer, in this action film based on the wildly popular video game series of the same name. When mercenaries... more
extraordinarily committed, physically demanding performance, taking on the mantle of the video game heroine with real conviction and energy, and becoming the embod...
extraordinarily committed, physically demanding performance, taking on the mantle of the video game heroine with real conviction and energy, and becoming the embod...
it's all in a day's work for adventurer Lara Croft (Angelina Jolie). A secret from her father's (Jon Voight) past is about to lead Lara to her greatest challeng...
Lara Croft Tomb Raider Wig
Lara Croft's trademark ponytail has been swishing around on our video game systems since ... more
1996, so it's about time she shared her secrets of hair care with the general public. Well, like her bust, I'm afraid it's not real! This official Tomb Raider wig is the ideal thing to complete your Lara Croft look.
recognised by women as a kick-ass role model! Bouncing into our homes with the original Tomb Raider video game back in 1996, Lara Croft is the ultimate treasure hunting lady, and true successor to Indiana Jones.Officially licensed from the Tomb Raider: Anniversary game, this fancy dress costume consists of Lara's trademark blue top, her skimpy little shorts, her trusty backpack and some boot covers. Before you know it you'll find yourself in the Tomb of Qualopec in Peru battling bears, wolves and even dinosaurs as you try and search for the lost treasure known as the Scion!Please Note: Guns not included.
recognised by women as a kick-ass role model! Bouncing into our homes with the original Tomb Raider video game back in 1996, Lara Croft is the ultimate treasure hunting lady, and true successor to Indiana Jones.Officially licensed from the Tomb Raider: Anniversary game, this fancy dress costume consists of Lara's trademark blue top, her skimpy little shorts, her trusty backpack and some boot covers. Before you know it you'll find yourself in the Tomb of Qualopec in Peru battling bears, wolves and even dinosaurs as you try and search for the lost treasure known as the Scion!Please Note: Guns not included.
Lara Croft Tomb Raider
*Maps - layouts for every tomb crypt ancient city and catacomb *Items - Every stash of ... more
items and ammo revealed *Enemy tactics - Detailed strategies for combating every type of enemy and beast encountered *Moves - Info on all of Lara's acrobatic maneuvers for effective combat and tomb exploration
Lara Croft - Tomb Raider
Angelina Jolie stars as Lara Croft, a tough, sexy, heavily armed adventurer, in this ... more
action film based on the wildly popular video game series of the same name. When mercenaries invade her cavernous, hi-tech mansion and steal an ancient relic, Lara journeys to various international locations, including Cambodia, Italy, and the Arctic Circle, to retrieve the strange object and discover its mysterious properties. As Lara's quest becomes increasingly dangerous, it begins to shed light on the life of her deceased father, Lord Croft (Jon Voight, Jolie's real-life father), and a secretive group known as the Illuminati.Director Simon West's film boasts an energetic techno soundtrack and a charming performance by Jolie, who blasts her way past various monsters, villains, and pitfalls, smirking all the while. (In one of the film's most memorable sequences, she battles dozens of deadly assassins while suspended from a bungee cord in her pajamas.) Perfectly cast as the voluptuous heroine (and sporting a fine British accent), Jolie's commanding presence carries this fast-paced blockbuster, which will appeal to hardcore video game junkies and action movie fans alike.Special FeaturersDirector's commentaryDigging into TOMB RAIDERCrafting Lara CroftThe visual effects of TOMB RAIDERThe stunts of TOMB RAIDERAre You Game?Deleted scenesU2 'Elevation' music videoAlternate main titleTeaser trailerTheatrical trailer
Lara Croft - Tomb Raider
Lara Croft, the world's most famous video-game heroine, bursts onto the big screen in .. ... more
the most stylish and entertaining action-adventure movie in years!Exploring lost empires, finding priceless treasures, punishing villains in mortal combat.. it's all in a day's work for adventurer Lara Croft (Angelina Jolie). But a secret from her father's (Jon Voight) past is about to lead Lara to her greatest challenge: The Triangle of Light, a legendary artifact with the power to alter space and time. lara must find the triangle before it falls into the clutches of the Illumminati, a secret society bent on world domination. To stop the Illuminati, Lara will have to survive a cross-continental chase filled with unimaginable danger. But for the Tomb Raider, danger is the name of the game.With eye-popping action and electrifying thrills, Jolie doesn't just impersonate the computer game heroine Lara - she IS Lara.
Production Year: 2004 - Action/Adventure - Director: Jon Turteltaub - Original Language: English - Classification: Parental Guidance - Starring:Justin Bartha, Sean Bean, Jon Voight, Nicolas Cage, Diane Kruger
Production Year: 1996 - Action/Adventure - Director: Ringo Lam - Original Language: English - Classification: 18 years and over - Starring:Jean-Claude Van Damme, Natasha Henstridge, Jean-Hugues Anglade, Zach Grenier, Paul Ben-Victor, Stephane Audran
(+) Fast pacy spy adventure, with great music and some equally great stunts. (-) Stunts a bit far fetched - but you expect that with this sort of film.
Production Year: 1964 - Action/Adventure - Director: Cyril Endfield - Original Language: English - Classification: Parental Guidance - Starring:Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins, Ulla Jacobsson, James Booth, Michael Caine, Nigel Green
Production Year: 2002 - Action/Adventure - Director: Vincenzo Natali - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring:Lucy Liu, David Hewlett, Anne Marie Scheffler, Joseph Scoren, Matthew Sharp, Jeremy Northam
A review by MichelleScott on Lara Croft - Tomb Raider (DVD) July 15th, 2001
Author's product rating:
Did you enjoy it?
Indifferent to it
Story
Very ordinary
Characters / Performances
Good
Special Effects
Standard
Soundtrack
Weak
Advantages:
Angelina is wonderful; lots of action; gorgeous dogs
Disadvantages:
Weak plot; choreographed fighting scenes
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
Important bits first, in case you don’t want to read through all this stuff :
There are no sex scenes The violence is pretty standard and not likely to shock your average 6-yr-old The swearing is mild It is a James Bond/Indiana Jones/The Mummy-type movie. A good way to spend a rainy summer afternoon, not likely to make much of an impact at The Oscars.
OK, that was the sort of stuff that I wanted to know before going to see this film, simply because my 9-yr-old son wanted to see it. I found out from reviews that it was pretty tame. It only got its 12 certificate because of the violence but most kids have played the games so aren’t bothered by that at all.
If you are from Mars and have never have of Tomb Raider, it is a film based on a character in a PC/Playstation game. The game is a shoot-em-up with a bit of thought, quite complicated but loved by young boys and men. This has quite a lot to do with the arrangement of pixels of the character, Lara Croft. If you want to know more about Lara’s pixel arrangement, especially in the chest area, read on.
I was prepared to sit through this film firstly to please my son and secondly to see Chris Barrie (Rimmer in Red Dwarf, Mr Brittas in The Brittas Empire, several puppets in Spitting Image). I was also prepared to be disappointed that he wasn’t in the film enough, which he wasn’t. Why oh why didn’t they give him a bigger role?
Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft is wonderful. An American actress successfully playing a British character yet again (Bridget Jones, etc.). Angelina appeared to come from nowhere but her list of film credits is long. She has a wonderful, exotic beauty but apparently she isn’t overly pleased with her bottom. She requested a double to play the shots that show her bottom. Glad I’m not the only one who would like a butt-double. She is quite a unique person. Apparently she wears an amulet which has the blood of her husband in it. That’s not quite as gruesome as it sounds, though – he is still alive.
Although not a popular actress in the tabloid sense, Angelina has an impressive list of film credits to her name. She appears to have accepted deep, dark, meaningful parts in the past and Lara Croft is a completely different role for her. When people expressed doubts about the advisability of her accepting such a side-step, she told them to lighten up! She sounds quite a character – unconventional, confident, unusually beautiful and athletically fit. Rather like the Lara Croft character in fact.
She readily admitted that the role required little acting talent but she did work at it. Before the film she studied with the SAS and spend almost a year in England, learning about the nobility (I didn’t know there were any left).
Tomb Raider made $48.2 million in the first week in the States. Whether that says a lot for the success of the Tomb Raider games, the gullibility of the American public or the size of Angelina Jollie’s fan club (or the size of anything else), I’m not sure.
The film is directed by Simon West. He admitted to it, apparently. His other noteworthy credits include ‘The General’s Daughter’ (?) and ‘Con Air’ (?!). Simon turned down the chance to direct this film, which he refers to as “James Bond on acid”, 4 or 5 times. He loathed the original script, because it had scenes with people visiting the Queen. That’s a shame, Princes William and Harry would probably have convinced Granny to be in it for a chance of meeting Angelina.
The Executive Producer was impressive - Stuart Baird, who also produced ‘Mission: Impossible II’, ‘Demolition Man’, ‘Lethal Weapon 1& 2’, ‘Gorillas in the Mist’, ‘The Omen’, etc.
It has been compared, of course, to the James Bond films. The sequels will probably go on as long. It is similar to them in many ways – with its surreal fight scenes (choreographed by experts. Why didn’t they just drag in a couple of streetwise kids to show them how to do it?), International locations (Iceland & Cambodia, this is jet-set stuff), weird, unbelievable plots (Leslie Philips as a baddie?!). I think they missed an opportunity to have Angelina dress in as sophisticated a manner as Bond, though. The closest she gets is an inappropriate outfit when trekking across ice (a t-shirt and fur-hooded, floor-length cape that would surely have tripped the huskies up), and a simple little white dress at the end. She didn’t have the gizmos that Bond has either – apart, of course, from her Erikson-spnsored mobile phone and her Land Rover sponsored 4-wheel drive. I’m surprised she didn’t play on a Playstation at some point.
~~ THE MUSIC ~~ I can’t do a review of Tomb Raider without mentioning the music. Dreadful. It is very intrusive throughout the whole film. I suppose 12 year olds might like it, though. There is music by Bono, Adam Clayton, Bootsy Collins, Larry Mullen Jr, Nine Inch Nails, Graeme Revell, Trent Reznor, The Edge and, incongruously, Bach!
~~ THE PLOT ~~ There is a plot. It could have been better, but it is there. The film opens with Lara in combat against some sort of robotic creature. Although she spent time with the SAS and is undoubtedly very fit, the fight scenes aren’t real enough for my liking. Far too improbable. Here she wipes out the robot and we realise that this is just a training session – she is actually in her mansion, aided by Bryce, a computer-expert, played by Noah Taylor. Here we meet her wonderful butler, Hillary, played to perfection by Chris Barrie. Chris didn’t have much to work with, but he did it with aplomb.
While restlessly (and, of course, sexily) sleeping that night, Lara dreams about her father, who we discover is missing, probably dead. The dead father is played by Angelina’s real father, Jon Voight (‘Pearl Harbor’, ‘Mission: Impossible’, ‘Deliverance’, ‘Midnight Cowboy’). Although dead, Lara’s father plays quite a large role in the film and it is good to see them playing scenes together.
Lara gets up and starts smashing the house up, eventually finding, just in the knick of time, a strange timepiece. This timepiece is the main thrust of the plot as it leads Lara to the main baddie, Manfred Powell, played by Iain Glen (‘Gorillas in the Mist’). His ‘unusual-but-handsome-anyway’ looks added to the character and his acting was good. His acting should be good, though, as he is a bit of a luvvie. He graduated from RADA and has done all the Shakespeare stuff. He was also in ‘The Blue Room’ with Nicole Kidman. Manfred’s sidekick looks like the slightly effeminate one that used to be in the TV series ‘Bread’ but isn’t him.
Lara’s mansion is raided for the timepiece, which turns out to be a key (a bit like the one in ‘The Mummy’). This was quite a good part of the film, for me. I had seen a ‘Making of Tomb Raider’ short just days earlier. Angelina had done a lot of training on a set-up a bit like a bungee jump and this is where it was used. She looks good and it was quite impressive. Improbable, again, but impressive. They succeed in stealing the timepiece/key and Lara sets off after them.
The timepiece/key leads to two triangular things which, when put together, give the holder god-like power. So that’s where Mrs Thatcher lost it.
That is basically the plot. There is some stuff about an ancient organisation who know all about this (again like ‘The Mummy’) but that’s not terribly important.
~~ THE LOVE INTEREST ~~ There isn’t much. No intimate scenes at all, actually. Daniel Craig (‘Elizabeth’ and the TV series ‘Moll Flanders’) plays Alex West, who appears to be a baddie but is what passes for Lara’s love interest. They don’t kiss or touch or anything, but she is interested in him enough to turn back time after he is stabbed by Manfred Powell.
~~ THE IMPORTANT STUFF - THE BOOBS ~~ In the games, Lara’s boobs were a big selling point. They are a double-D size. Angelina is “only” a C size (reviewer sobs quietly into her formerly proud bosom) so had to wear a special bra for the role. It doesn’t take her quite up to the size of the Lara in the game, but impressive none-the-less.
~~ OTHER STUFF ~~ Guys will want to know that there is a shower scene. It’s not something to get worked up about though.
Angelina trained hard for the film – and continued during filming. She used a boxing bag, pull-up bar, etc., in her room.
She is considering doing a sequel. She did enjoy being Lara and says when she watched the film she realised how much she missed being her.
She hadn’t played the Tomb Raider game before being offered the film, but made herself familiar with them as part of her research. Eidos gave her the secrets to getting through the games because she finds them too complicated (so do I – heh, we DO have something in common after all!).
She loved the filming in Cambodia - which she described as the most beautiful place she has ever been. The Cambodian authorities wouldn’t let the crew take in real guns so the guns in that part of the film are actually rubber. She was less keen on the Iceland filming, describing it as too cold and wet. Surprisingly, she said the dogs hated it too (there are sled dogs in the film), and didn’t always get on with each other.
There was a Hollywood rumour that Angelina sleeps with a knife (as she does in the film). It is true. She lived in New York for 3 years and slept with a knife under her mattress. Now she keeps her knives in a locked case in her weapons room. Well, I’m glad I’m not giving her a bad review. Let’s be clear – I like her, I’m just not that wild about the Tomb Raider plot!!! Angelina became in instant mother when she married her husband Billy Bob (Southerner, do we think?!), who had 2 children. Like any good mother, though, she does keep them away from the weapons room. Aah.
Angelina did a lot of the stunts herself. The director kept having to remind her that she wasn’t really Lara Croft. She got quite a few injuries, especially at first - the worst was a torn ligament. She also bears lots of little scars from the harness from the bungee cord.
The hair was a nuisance. Angelina says she kept getting hit in the face with it.
She is only 26!
~~ DURABILITY ~~ I know that as soon as this film comes out on video it will be on 12-hrs a day in our house. My son and all his friends are obsessed with it. It's not a classic, not good drama, not a great plot and there is no outstanding acting. However, by being about Lara Croft I am sure it will remain popular for a long time to come.
Advantages: Angelina Jolie - performance and looks Disadvantages: Weak plot and cast in general.
...game followed archaeologist and adventurer Lara Croft as she searched for mysterious artefacts around the world. It was the closest we had to a new Indiana Jones and the game played exceptionally well. However it was the lead character that was to eventually become bigger than the game created for her. Lara Croft became an overnight sensation, her combination of amazing moves, great determination, sultry British accent and those voluptuous curves ... ...later Lara was brought to life by model Nell McAndrew, she was used by creators Eidos to promote the new Tomb Raider games, and at the time she was touted to play Lara in the film. However after several other models played Lara, the filmmakers decided to go for a bona fide actress for the part. Allegedly, they looked at several British actresses including Liz Hurley, but eventually settled on American Angelina Jolie.
And so the film went into production, ...
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Advantages: Action-packed, great special effects, female lead for a change Disadvantages: Very cliched and just a tad predictable
...once-in-5000-years total solar eclipse, adventuress Lara Croft (the inimitable Ms Jolie of Hackers fame) happens upon a legacy from her long-lost archaeologist father, Lord Croft (played by Angelina’s real life Dad, Jon Voight – Pearl Harbour) in the shape of a mysterious, ancient and obviously valuable clock. Not knowing quite what to make of this relic, Lara takes it to an auctioneer friend of her father’s for evaluation.
Unfortunately ... ...race against time ensues. Can Lara find the two pieces of the mystic triangle (hidden in opposite ends of the earth), complete the ‘key’ and stop Time from landing in the hands of the Illuminati all before the solar eclipse (now just four days away...)?
The support cast is pretty good, including Aussie Noah Taylor (Almost Famous, The Year My Voice Broke) as Lara’s strange techno-wizard brother Bryce, the rather dishy Daniel Craig ...
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Advantages: Angelina Jolie perfectly cast as Lara Croft Disadvantages: ending just fizzles out, supporting cast have no support
...casting of Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft seemed to be – and it was – a masterstroke. Plus, I must confess that the thought of her jiggling jugs bouncing about inside skimpy outfits was quite a pleasurable thing to long forward to as well.
BUT - and I am not referring to Ms Jolie’s tempting rear end either – this film completely misses the mark.
Firstly, I must confess to knowing nothing about the Computer game that this film ... ...any other characters apart from Lara Croft. But then I never even knew she was LADY Lara Croft either. So I came to the film as a bit of a virgin, so to speak. I assumed that it would be a little like a cross between ‘The Mummy’ and ‘Indiana Jones’ with Lara being played as a female ‘Indy’ or ‘Rick’. That assumption was correct and she plays – as well as looks – the part excellently. Angelina ...
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Advantages: Everything you should expect from a big budget hollywood blockbuster Disadvantages: You don't get to see much of those famous shorts
...the cast of Neighbours and Lara Croft. As our dates progressed and I became more familiar to her, Miss. Croft agreed to be my companion on many a night, with nothing but a few cans, a kebab and a energetically waggled joystick for company.
I have since put away such childish things and enjoy a more mature and businesslike outlook, well, other than occasionally waggling my joystick.
When I heard that the film was to be released, I experienced the ... ...hear those grunting noises from Lara that we have grown to love? Is there any other film as bad as Super Mario Brothers? Ok, I mentioned that one twice.
I was pleasantly surprised. The film manages to keep several cross-sections of society happy at once. There are mindblowing physical sequences for the action junkies, a plot (albeit a little far-fetched) for those who want more than just action and lastly, there is larger-than-life Lara. She runs, ...
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Advantages: One or two I can think of Disadvantages: Barrie the butler
...of the tombs which Lady Lara Croft so gleefully raids.
Okay, chest references over, it's safe to come out of the wardrobe...
Most of the write ups I've seen of 'Lara Croft Tomb Raider' have slated it as dire fare, with little to commend it. Now, sure it's pretty damn escapist stuff in the old fashioned sense of the genre, but unbelievably (whisper, who dares) the long awaited cinema version of the Eidos video game is actually QUITE GOOD.
Miss ... ...as her top half) gives an extremely energetic, yet ice cool performance as the English aristocrat who delights in the sort of things that Indian Jones used to revel in - Jolie's real life father Jon Voight is suitably enigmatic as her screen dad - the special effects are gorgeous - the story is racy and action packed - and you even get believable, stone monsters which come to life.
In fact, the only dubious thing about the whole piece is the contribution ...
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Advantages: Entertaining Disadvantages: Not quite as good as the first
...In the second instalment of the TombRaider films, LaraCroft (Angelina Jolie) is put on a case by M15 to track down Pandora?s Box. If opened it will supposedly release a deadly plague, possibly causing the deaths of millions of people around the world. To find where Pandora?s Box is hidden Lara must get her hands on The Cradle Of Life. Lara must travel all over the globe to find The Cradle Of Life which will act as a map, leading her to Pandora?s Box in order to stop crime lords reaching it first and unleashing the deadly virus.
On her quest, Lara enlists former lover Terry Sheridan (Gerard Butler) who is currently serving time in prison. She desperately needs his help and expertise to track down The Cradle Of Life however has been given permission to kill him at any given moment if he shows any signs of turning against her on M15...
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Advantages: Good potential storyline Disadvantages: Predictable and weak acting
...Hello fellow Ciao reviewers in the community! I'm back today with another film review on LaraCroftTombRaider: The Cradle of Life.
I shall of course start in the usual fashion when doing one of my film reviews with a couple of quotes from some critics:
"After a while, you stop speculating how Croft will wriggle out of each fine mess and start checking your watch."
Gene Seymour, NEWSDAY
"When we're not offered dime-store CGI or cardboard Temple Settings, we're attacked by action sequences that waver between "stutter-step silly" and "slo-mo stupid"."
Scott Weinberg, EFILMCRITIC.COM
Again this is another movie which doesn't get much praise from it's critics. On the whole...I would have to agree I'm afraid.
***TECHIE STUFF***
This fim has a 12 certificate. There is one scene with some mild sexual content, but other...
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Advantages: action packed, amazing special effects Disadvantages: Some may find it all too predictable.
...Having been a fan of the Tombraider computer games since their release, I was excited about seeing LaraCroft's character being transformed into a real life character on the big screen!
Having thoroughly enjoyed Angelina Jolie's first big screen outing as Laracroft, I was eager to see if the sequel could live up to it!
The critics gave it a very poor review but this didn't deter me from purchasing the DVD on the day of its release, and I certainly wasn't disappointed.
Plot
LaraCroft ( Angelina Jolie) returns in her second feature outing, and this time is on a round the world mission to recover Pandora's Box before it is found by a maniacal scientist ( Ciaran Hinds) who plans to use it for mass annihilation!
For this mission she recruits former lover Terry Sheridan (Gerard Butler), a mercenary who has previously betrayed...
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Plot: British aristocrat, Lara Croft, is highly trained in combat skills and regularly puts them to the test with the help of a robot called Simon. On the anniversary of her father's death Lara comes up against a sinister organisation who intend to steal an ancient relic in order to control time. The organisation, called the Illuminati, firstly needs to retrieve a key, which just happens to be in Lara's mansion. Can Lara get to the relic first and save the world...?
Release details
DVD Region: DVD
Studio(s): PARAMOUNT HOME ENTERTAINMENT; TECHNICOLOR DIST. SERVICES, PARAMOUNT HOME ENTERTAINMENT; TECHNICOLOR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
Release date: 26/11/2001
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: PHE 8126
Barcode: 5014437812636
Screenwriter: Michael Colleary, Mike Werb, Patrick Massett, John Zinman
Angelina Jolie stars as Lara Croft, a tough, sexy, heavily armed adventurer, in this action film based on the wildly popular video game series of the same name. When mercenaries invade her cavernous, hi-tech mansion and steal an ancient relic, Lara journeys to various international locations, including Cambodia, Italy, and the Arctic Circle, to retrieve the strange object and discover its mysterious properties. As Lara's quest becomes increasingly dangerous, it begins to shed light on the life of her deceased father, Lord Croft (Jon Voight, Jolie's real-life father), and a secretive group known as the Illuminati. Director Simon West's film boasts an energetic techno soundtrack and a charming performance by Jolie, who blasts her way past various monsters, villains, and pitfalls, smirking all the while. (In one of the film's most memorable sequences, she battles dozens of deadly assassins while suspended from a bungee cord in her pajamas.) Perfectly cast as the voluptuous heroine (and sporting a fine British accent), Jolie's commanding presence carries this fast-paced blockbuster, which will appeal to hardcore video game junkies and action movie fans alike.
Languages
Main Language: English
Subtitle Language: English
Hearing Impaired Language: English
Technical information
Special Features: Digging Into Tomb Raider In Depth Cast And Crew Interviews, Crafting Lara Croft Angelina Jolies Physical Training For The Role, The Stunts Of Tomb Raider, Visual Effects Of Tomb Raider, Are You Game, Commentary By Simon West, Alternate Main Title Sequence, U2 Music Video Elevation Tomb Raider Mix, Interactive Menus, Scene Selection, DVD ROM
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, Dolby Digital
Dubbing Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround English
Professional reviews
Review: "...Ms. Jolie is having the time of her life....She may be the first woman to get to deliver an action hero's smirk..." (New York Times, p.E16, 15/06/2001)
"....As adventuress Lara Croft, Angelina Jolie looks good enough kicking ass to make you wish the movie was interactive and not just the video game..." (Rolling Stone, p.55, 19/07/2001)
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