Lara Croft has really big guns.

She uses her trademark pair of immense assets a lot in the video game-inspired action-adventure Tomb Raider, opening in theatres today. Shooting a giant robot, shooting ancient statues that come to life, shooting the faceless expendable villains who get in her way. Why, what did you think we were talking about?
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Angelina Jolie's got game. Too bad the game she is playing in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider is too tame for this talented and tempestuous temptress.

The movie, based on the popular Eidos Interactive video game in which the politically incorrect uber-heroine Lara Croft dispatches rivals and even rare animals, is a tad dull, is way too conservative, and slips only momentarily into the gender wars that could have juiced it up tremendously if the filmmakers had any guts.
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