It can be said that it does not need to worry about popularity, but it needs to ensure quality, because players will not allow the classics in their hearts to be killed. It's like Final Fantasy - Inside the Soul.
But as an ordinary viewer who has never played games, after watching this film, to tell the truth - I didn't feel any special shock - nothing more than a violent action full of personal heroism and a combination of many computer stunts. The only special thing is that the protagonist is a woman (this is really rare, after all, there are too many hot movies for men), and it is the image of the live-action version of the game character who was once voted as the second sexiest woman in the world. All the big scenes, confronting the enemy, fighting, and solving puzzles, are all Laura's personal shows, and she doesn't need any help from others. There is a scene in the film, in the ancient temple, watching the huge stone statue monster approaching, the men are at a loss, fleeing in a hurry, and then only Laura is alone... alone ~ defeating the stone statue ~ It feels a bit strange. But maybe that's the purpose of the game itself, the great Lara, always single-handedly challenging everything...invincible...and no emotion...well, the sequel should improve in this regard.
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