Continuity mistake: In the scene where Lara Croft escapes from the bad guy by jumping head first down a rope, look closely at her hair. As she runs to the rope, her hair is in a pony tail swinging freely. But as she heads down the rope, you can see her pony tail is bound with several elastic bands, giving it the appearance of being braided. The scene then cuts to the bad guys leaning over the rope and then back to Laura Croft and once again her hair is swinging freely. (00:47:10)
Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003)
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Directed by: Jan de Bont
Starring: Angelina Jolie, Gerard Butler, Ciaran Hinds, Chris Barrie
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-70/10. This isn't a good movie. Let's face it, Angelina Jolie can't act. Her only OK movie was Girl Interrupted. I view that as also overrated. This is just a bad pointless sequel to a pointless movie that could've killed off the video games to movies fad. Some, like Street Fighter, Resident Evil franchise, Super Mario Bros, and Silent Hill, succeed because the people in charge care about the source material. This movie though is on the same level as Max Payne, lousy.
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Terry Sheridan: You can break my wrist, but I'm still gonna kiss you.
Trivia: A man actually doubles for Angelina Jolie during the "squirrel suit" jump sequence - he is one of the two inventors of the suit, the other doubling for Gerard Butler.
Question: Pandora's box has already been opened according to legend thats why there is bad in the world so why does it matter if anyone gets hold of the box.
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Answer: As the movie sets out, that is the "Sunday school" version of the story. Within the movie, the legend is based on an artifact that not only bestowed life upon the earth but also slew all who opened it with horrible disease, gaining a reputation for containing the essences of both "good" and "evil."
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