What I thought was weird is that Larry said it was warded against evil. Sam said it would be lost forever then, and Larry agreed.

Why not send a good person after it?

I mean, if you can find one. You might have to resort to a particularly cheerful toddler, or someone you've just lobotomised.

I mean, if you can find one. You might have to resort to a particularly cheerful toddler, or someone you've just lobotomised.

You're asking for more Garth by saying that, just so you know.

So when I watched the sneak? I thought a new addition to the best fictional libraries.

I thought he said nothing could pass through the whatever except the box, and that's why it would be lost forever.

Morgana,

I have yet to see any Lara Croft movies.

Clearly, this calls for a rewatch.

I have yet to see any Lara Croft movies.

Is it an anti-Angelina thing? I'm not claiming they make any kind of logical sense at all, but then again neither do most of the other action-adventure movies I've seen. Mostly I just enjoyed watching a female hero take the lead for a change, after being drug to so many movies with a male lead. (Many of which I enjoyed, actually. As it turns out I'm an equal-opportunity cinematic adrenaline junkie.)

I actually don't really have a problem with Jolie. She was terrific in Girl, Interrupted. I think it is because I saw the ads for the Lara Croft movies and they didn't make the movie look good.

Larry calls it "impervious to anything but the key" which really doesn't help me make it more concrete.

Lara Croft struck me as Mummy/Indiana Jones/The Librarian with more T&A and less...well basically like those crossed with The Da Vinci Code.

I unashamedly adore the first Lara Croft movie. House porn, the cool aerial stuff she does, man servants, action and adventure, plus Daniel Craig naked. You can't beat that in my book.