The Lara Croft in the New 'Tomb Raider' Uncovers Treasure in Depth

The first trailer for the new Tomb Raider movie is out, and if your relationship with Lara Croft began and ended in the 1990s, this is most certainly not the heroine you remember. Gone is the outlandishly buxom, clearly-designed-by-dudes lady Indiana Jones played by Angelina Jolie and a bunch of jagged pixels. In her place is a far more understated, realistic heroine. That's because this reboot is taking after another reboot--a reset of the game series, one that started in 2013 and ushered in a whole new era of Croft. Tomb Raider Won't Come to PS4 for a Year After It Hits Xbox You Need to Get to Know Ex Machina's Alicia Vikander That game, also called Tomb Raider because the world is a confusing place, looks a lot like the upcoming movie based on it.