Mondo Trasho pays homage to the queen of video game heroines with LARA CROFT: TOMB RAIDER (2001)! After taking PlayStation by storm, Tomb Raider ignited a questionably-clad platforming revolution in 1996. Fresh off her Oscar win for GIRL, INTERRUPTED, Angelina Jolie answered the call and brought Lara Croft to life in this iconic action adaptation that sees the British archaeologist fighting the Illuminati—and the memory of her father, played by Jolie's real-life deadbeat dad, Jon Voight—to find the mysterious Triangle of Light and save the world. Co-starring a giant robot and featuring Daniel Craig in the shower, LARA CROFT: TOMB RAIDER remains one of the most fun video game adaptations and a quintessential Tomb Raider entry revered by fans of the 32-bit era.
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