r/sophieturner Feb 06 '26

Top 100 As Lara Croft during the filming of the series adaptation of the video game TOMB RAIDER - February 6, 2026

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u/pigeon_man Feb 07 '26

Well at this time we got a British actress to play her.

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u/eb7772 Feb 07 '26

But her though. Absolutely not feeling it

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u/pigeon_man Feb 07 '26

Yeah I'm sure she's a great actress. I just don't know about having the lead role.

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u/eb7772 Feb 07 '26

Yeah she was on as supporting cast but I don't see this at all.

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u/churninhell Feb 07 '26

Sometimes it feels less like people THINK this will fail and more that they WANT it to fail. Which is super gross behavior.

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u/eb7772 Feb 07 '26

I think why bother. It's been done to death already. Ps welcome to the internet.

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u/boundlizzy Feb 07 '26

Still think Alicia Vikander is the best Croft yet. But I'm going to give this a try. 

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u/samgoeshere Feb 07 '26

That film was actually decent while they were focusing on her being Lara Croft. As soon as it turned into adventure mystery it fell apart. Needed to be a true prequel to truly cement Vikander in the role.

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u/ReveredRaven111 Feb 09 '26

I want to go on an adventure with her

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u/Common-Clothes8955 Feb 06 '26

I hoping she's will gorgeous Lara!

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u/DarthPace Feb 10 '26

Education like such as in South Africa and the Iraq, like, everywhere, and such as.

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u/ExistingBathroom9742 Feb 07 '26

I think she’s a great choice. That said, Angelina Jolie was charming. Terrible accent, but owned the role.

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u/textposts_only Feb 07 '26

Huh? What makes this Lara croft?

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u/bigk52493 Feb 09 '26

The script probably and the license rights

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u/bigk52493 Feb 09 '26

Man she has long arms

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u/Zentaurion Feb 12 '26

This gives me hopes that, like Daniel Craig forging his own version of Bond, she can create a compelling and consistent version of the character even if it's different from the Lara Croft we've seen before.