Tomb Raider (Original title)
Date: 2018 (Copyright)Countries: USA, United KingdomDirector: Roar Uthaug
Synopsis: Action adventure. Lara Croft works as a bike courier in London, with little sense of purpose in her life. Until she signs a document declaring her missing father to be dead, she will not inherit his fortune and control of his companies. The family associate Ana Miller finally persuades Lara to sign, or else the family home will be sold off. As she is about to sign, though, Lara receives from the Croft company lawyer Mr Yaffe an artefact her father left for her: a curious Japanese puzzle box, containing a written clue which leads Lara to discover a secret vault and a final video message left for her by her father. He instructs her to destroy all the research he has done into an old Japanese myth about a deathly figure known as Himiko, now buried on an island off Japan, called Yamatai, which is not found on maps. Instead of respecting his wishes, Lara travels to Hong Kong with her father's notebook, in search of ship-owner Lu Ren, who she believes sailed her father to Yamatai, where her father vanished. En route she finds herself courting great danger. When she finally reaches the island, she finds much more than she bargained for.
Genre: Action and Adventure
Subjects: Archaeology, Missing persons, Fathers, Daughters
Releases
Date: 14 March 2018Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby AtmosAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 122 mins Dialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Warner Bros. Pictures International (UK)
Date: 16 March 2018Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby AtmosAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 122 mins Dialogue (original): English
Date: 2018 (Copyright)Countries: USA, United KingdomDirector: Roar Uthaug
Synopsis: Action adventure. Lara Croft works as a bike courier in London, with little sense of purpose in her life. Until she signs a document declaring her missing father to be dead, she will not inherit his fortune and control of his companies. The family associate Ana Miller finally persuades Lara to sign, or else the family home will be sold off. As she is about to sign, though, Lara receives from the Croft company lawyer Mr Yaffe an artefact her father left for her: a curious Japanese puzzle box, containing a written clue which leads Lara to discover a secret vault and a final video message left for her by her father. He instructs her to destroy all the research he has done into an old Japanese myth about a deathly figure known as Himiko, now buried on an island off Japan, called Yamatai, which is not found on maps. Instead of respecting his wishes, Lara travels to Hong Kong with her father's notebook, in search of ship-owner Lu Ren, who she believes sailed her father to Yamatai, where her father vanished. En route she finds herself courting great danger. When she finally reaches the island, she finds much more than she bargained for.
Genre: Action and Adventure
Subjects: Archaeology, Missing persons, Fathers, Daughters
Releases
Date: 14 March 2018Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby AtmosAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 122 mins Dialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Warner Bros. Pictures International (UK)
Date: 16 March 2018Country: USARelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby AtmosAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 122 mins Dialogue (original): English
Credits
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©: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., ©: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc, Production Company: Square Enix, Production Company: GK Films, Produced with the assistance of the: Department of Trade and Industry South Africa, Presents: Warner Bros. Pictures, Presents: Metro Goldwyn Mayer, With the participation of the: Province of Ontario Production Services Tax Credit, With the participation of the: Province of Ontario Production Services and Computer Animation and Special Effects Tax Credits, With the participation of the: Province of British Columbia Production Services Tax Credit, Canadian Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit, Production Services Provided by: Moonlighting Films, Executive Producer: Patrick McCormick, Executive Producer: Denis O'Sullivan, Executive Producer: Noah Hughes, Produced by: Graham King, Unit Production Manager: Patrick McCormick, Unit Production Manager: Janine van Assen, Unit Production Manager: Sam Breckman, Unit Production Manager: Steve Harding, Production Supervisor: Steven Wayne, Production Co-ordinator: Stephanie Vaughan, South Africa Production Co-ordinator: Celine Cripps, Production Controller: Anamarie C. Gonzaga, Production Accountant: Geraint Jones, Production Accountant: Joan Deplewski, Location Manager: Deon Du Preez, Supervising Location Manager: Paul Howard, Location Manager: James Buxton, Locations: Jessica MacDonald, Locations: Joseph Gould, Locations: Katrina Day, Locations: David Powell, Locations: Sam Bather, Locations: Sam Milner, Locations: Inanc Telci, Edward Bottenheim, Post-production Supervisor: Michael Solinger, Post-production Supervisor: Rebecca Adams, 1st Assistant Director: Lee Grumett, 1st Assistant Director: Edward Brett, 2nd Assistant Director: G.A. Aguilar, 2nd Assistant Director: Jo Tew, Floor 2nd Assistant Director: Samuel Smith, Extras 2nd Assistant Director: James Chasey, 2nd Assistant Director: Jeff Taylor, Script Supervisor: Paula Casarin, Script Supervisor: Ruth Atkinson, Casting by: Susie Figgis, Christa Schamberger, Casting Associate: Kirsty Kinnear, Screenplay by: Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Screenplay by: Alastair Siddons, Story by: Evan Daugherty, Story by: Geneva Robertson-Dworet, Director of Photography: George Richmond, Director of Photography: Manoel Ferreira, 2nd Unit Director of Photography: Lukasz Jogalla, Camera Operator: Manoel Ferreira, Camera Operator: Ossie McLean, Camera Operator: Simon Finney, A Camera Operator: George Amos, B Camera Operator: Dale Rodkin, Steadicam Operator: Dale Rodkin, Digital Imaging Technician: Joshua Callis-Smith, Gaffer: Wayne Shields, Gaffer: Stephen Mathie, Best Boy: Jean De Kock, Best Boy: Will Finch, Key Grip: Rob Fischer, Key Grip: David Appleby, Still Photographer: Ilze Kitshoff, Still Photographer: Graham Bartholomew, Christopher Black, Visual Effects Supervisor: Paul Linden, Visual Effects Producer: Scott Shapiro, Visual Effects Co-ordinator: Adam Brailsford, Senior Visual Effects Co-ordinator: Adam Lawrence, Visual Effects by: Scanline VFX, Scanline VFX (Visual Effects Supervisor): Nick Crew, Scanline VFX (Visual Effects Producer): Lisa K. Spence, Scanline VFX (CG Supervisor): Justin Mitchell, Special Effects Supervisor: Max Poolman, Special Effects Supervisor: Richard Van Den Bergh, Special Effects Co-ordinator: Katie Gabriel, Special Effects Floor Supervisor: James Hendricks, Editor: Stuart Baird, Editor: Michael Tronick, Editor: Tom Harrison-Read, Additional Editing by: Christian Siebenherz, 1st Assistant Editor: Robert Sealey, 2nd Assistant Editor: Robert Avery, Visual Effects Editor: Simon Davis, Production Designer: Gary Freeman, Supervising Art Director: Tom Brown, Supervising Art Director: Simon Lamont, Art Director: Claire Fleming, Art Director: Tamara Marini, Art Director: Alessandro Troso, Art Director: Mark Walker, Art Director: Tom Still, Art Director: David Wood, On-set Art Director: Cristiana Serra, Assistant Art Director: Cecelia Van Straaten, Assistant Art Director: Daniel Swingler, Art Department Co-ordinator: Jacques van Rooyen, Set Decorator: Raffaella Giovannetti, Set Dresser: Justice Nhlapo, Set Dresser: Lucky Nkosi, Graphic Designer: Silvia Fontana, Concept Artist: Andre Human, Randolph Watson, Draughtsman: Jamil Randera, Draughtsman: Alfredo Lupo, Property Master: Paul Purdy, Property Master: Kobus Swart, Researcher [Art Department]: Cecile Freeman, Emma Davis, Construction Co-ordinator: Eleanor Hambly, Construction Manager: Brendan Smithers, Construction Manager: John Maher, Costume Designer: Colleen Atwood, Costume Designer: Timothy A. Wonsik, Assistant Costume Designer: Melissa Moritz, Costume Supervisor: Phillip Stapelberg, Costume Supervisor: Graham Churchyard, Hair & Make-up Designer: Jan Sewell, Key Hair & Make-up Artist: Marika Weber-Collop, Charlie Hounslow, Hair & Make-up Supervisor: Quimaine Fourie, Hair & Make-up Artist: Abigail Edwards, Riette Hayward, Hair & Make-up Artist to Mr [Dominic] West: Joe Hopker, Make-up Artist: Claire Burgess, Hair Stylist: Odette Rebok, Prosthetics Fabricator: Adrian Smith, Music by: Tom Holkenborg, Additional Music: Aljoscha Christenhuß, Additional Music: Antonio Di Iorio, Orchestra Conductor: John Ashton Thomas, Score Orchestrated and Copied by: Jonathan Beard, Score Orchestrated and Copied by: Edward Trybek, Score Orchestrated and Copied by: Henri Wilkinson, Tom Holkenborg, Music Supervisor: Kle Savidge, Score Produced by: Tom Holkenborg, Music Editor: Simon Changer, Assistant Music Editor: Ben Smithers, Arabella Winter, Score Mixed by: Tom Holkenborg, Orchestral Recording Engineer and Mixer: Nick Wollage, Orchestra Recorded at: Air Studios, Music Consultant: Bob Badami, Production Sound Mixer: Nico Louw, Production Sound Mixer: Colin Nicolson, Boom Operator: Simon Rankin, Sound Maintenance: Colin Gregory, Re-recording Mixer: Mike Prestwood Smith, Re-recording Mixer: Mark Taylor, Supervising Sound Editor: Dominic Gibbs, Assistant Sound Editor: Timothy Siddall, Supervising Dialogue Editor: Danny Sheehan, Sound Effects Editor: Kevin Penney, ADR Mixer: Mark Appleby, ADR Mixer: Simon Diggins, ADR Mixer: Peter Gleaves, ADR Editor: Adam Horley, ADR Voice Casting: Blend Audio (UK), ADR Voice Casting: Sarah Lynch, Foley Artist: Peter Burgis, Foley Artist: Zoe Freed, Foley Mixer: Glen Gathard, Foley Editor: Jemma Riley-Tolch, Sound Designer: Luke Gentry, Stunt Co-ordinator: Frank Henson, Assistant Stunt Co-ordinator: Lee Morrison, South African Stunt Co-ordinator: Anthony John Marais, Stunt Department Co-ordinator: Matthew Sampson, Fight Co-ordinator [South Africa]: Grant Powell, Dialect Coach: Penny Dyer, Dialect Coach: Hugh O'Shea, Armourer: Lance Peters, Armourer: Ian Hatton, Unit Publicist: Dezi Rorich, Unit Publicist: Linda Gamble
Cast
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Alicia Vikander (Lara Croft, 'Sprout'), Dominic West (Richard Croft), Walton Goggins (Mathias Vogel), Daniel Wu (Lu Ren), Kristin Scott Thomas (Ana Miller), Derek Jacobi (Mr Yaffe), Hannah John-Kamen (Sophie), Alexandre Willaume (lieutenant), Tamer Burjaq, Adrian Collins, Keenan Arrison, Andrian Mazive, Milton Schorr (mercenary), Peter Waison (taxi driver), Samuel Mak, Sky Yang, Civic Chung (Chinese kid), Josef Altin (Bruce the boss), Billy Postlethwaite (Bill), Roger Jean Nsengiyumva (Rog), Jaime Winstone (Pamela), Michael Obiora (Baxter), Shekhar Varma (Mr Ahuja), Rekha John-Cheriyan (Mrs Ahuja), Antonio Aakeel (Nitin), Maisy De Freitas (young Lara, 7 years old), Emily Carey (young Lara, 14 years old), Gordon Chow (sickly old digger), Duncan Airlie James (Terry the trainer), Jandre Le Roux (heli pilot), Vere Tindale (heli co-pilot), Annabel Wood (Rose), Kenneth Fok (digger in woods), Maruwan Gasant (digger in camp)