I watched the 4D version of the Battle of the Origin of the Tomb Raider today, and the upside-down seats made me feel restless after eating too much lunch. Fortunately, I have the experience of riding a roller coaster all the year round, and the lunch is still in the stomach honestly, and there is no waste.
Don't talk about other things, just talk about feelings, and recently I have been fascinated by all kinds of imperfections. Sister Kan's version of Laura is indeed much younger than Queen Julie. She didn't jump on the trampoline happily in the mansion, she didn't become calm in her chest, and she wasn't a fearless heroine in the game, but she was fighting as soon as she appeared on the stage. Laura, who was completely abused by her opponent, Laura who delivered takeaways everywhere in order to make a living, and Laura who didn't pay attention to the people and the car with paint all over her body. He did not admit that his father, who had been missing for seven years without any news, had died. He did not choose the Oxbridge that his father expected. After knowing his father's whereabouts, he pawned the only precious treasure left by his father. Thieves steal backpacks, but also hide money in their shoes. Such a young Laura, a Laura who is not brave enough, witty and perfect, just like 007 in Casino Royale, not perfect enough, not gentle enough, not calm enough. But this is how the imperfect 007 falls in love with the only Bond girl, Vesper, so the imperfect Laura recklessly comes to the island to find her father, who is still alive and dead. This kind of Laura will be shocked by the random murder of others. She will tremble when facing the dark muzzle of the gun, complaining about the crisis that follows the waterfall cliff, and the guilt and disbelief after the first murder. By the time my father will look aggrieved and say that he is hurt and it hurts...
It is precisely such an imperfect Lara who has taken a step closer to reality, which makes people suddenly realize that the strong and lonely heroine in the game also has the pain of growing up...
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