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DVD Lara Croft Tomb Raider - The Cradle of Life (Widescreen Edition)
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, The Cradle of Life is certainly better than its 2001 predecessor, but its appeal is mostly aimed at fans of the video games that inspired both movies. That pretty much leaves you with some fun but familiar action sequences, and the ever-alluring sight of Angelina Jolie (reprising her title role) as she swims, swings, kicks, shoots, flies, jet-skis, motorcycles, and free-falls her way toward saving the world, this time by making sure that a grimacing villain (Ciarán Hinds) doesn't open Pandora's Box (yes, the actual mythological object) and unleash a deadly plague that will "weed out" the global population. Exotic locations add to Jolie's own coolly erotic appeal, but we're left wondering if this franchise has anywhere else to go. --Jeff Shannon
Review(s): DVD Lara Croft Tomb Raider - The Cradle of Life (Widescreen Edition)
Angelina Jolie shines in this movie!
I really like this movie. there is alot of action from beginning to end. one of the stunts are pretty cool, like when Lara Croft flips her Jet-Ski and lands right side up. it sucked when Lara had to shoot Terry Sheridan, but he wouldn't listen to her. this movie was longer than the first Tomb Raider, and more exciting too. Angelina should make another Tomb Raider movie.
Lara Croft the cradle of Life
Angelina Jolie is one of the toughest women on the big screen. Always a pleasure to watch her shine in action adventure.
lady croft
Angelina is back in the sequel to Tomb Raider one. she was defiently born to play the part. special effects were bigger, action scenes where difficult for lara this time, and the locations were exotic.
stunts were peffectly blended in. the only thing i didn't get was lara's new boy-friend. i hated his fake accent(sounds fake) and his acting, too blah. the special features i the dvd are nicely put together with alot of behind the scenes stuff.
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