From the looks of it, the new Tomb Raider reboot is set to be a massive pivot from Angelina Jolie’s much-derided take on the character. Instead, it’s much more inspired by the 2013 Tomb Raider game that followed a much younger Lara Croft on her very first tomb raiding mission.
Image: Left: Warner Bros, Right: Square Enix. Screengrab: IGN
While Alicia Vikander’s look in the new Tomb Raider trailer was already more than enough evidence that her Croft would be much more in line with her current video game iteration, it’s another thing to actually compare shots between the film and the game itself. In a new video from IGN, you can see that there are a number of shots clearly borrowed directly from the video game that are damn near perfectly recreated in Roar Uthaug’s upcoming film.
While the new Tomb Raider‘s aesthetics might have lent themselves to a live-action adaptation, what remains to be seen is if the film will receive marks as glowing as its video game counterpart. We’ll all have to judge for ourselves when Tomb Raider hits US theatres on 16 March 2018.
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4 responses to “This Video Shows How Much The Tomb Raider Movie Owes To The Video Game”
I mean from the getgo they DID say they were basing this off the rebooted game…
This just in: movie based on video game resembles video game.
Well in fairness there was this recent film called Assassin’s Creed…
Touche.