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Tomb Raider is the number one film in the UK.
The film made 3.8 million on its first weekend in UK cinemas.
Shrek dropped to number two, followed by Evolution and Pearl Harbor.
Bridget Jones's Diary continues to attract UK cinemagoers. It has now taken over 40 million in the UK alone, making it only the sixth film in history to reach that mark.
Titanic, The Full Monty, Star Wars Episode 1:The Phantom Menace, Jurassic Park and Toy Story 2 are the only other films to have passed 40 million in the UK.
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Pretty poor considering TR took $48 million in the US on its first weekend!
I know we're a smaller country, but... sheesh!
> Im only going to go and see it for 2 reasons....
1) Angelina jolie-----;-)
2) Night night
I have more dirt on tombraider but can't remember it at the mo.
By the way. If anyone has found a good critic review of tombraider anywhere post some of it up here. I certainly haven't found one.
> but I may be more inclined to buy the R1 disc, just so I can see the
> film in its full glory, and not the cut version we got.
They didn't really cut much - only a bit with the knife, and a chop to the throat.
Remember though that these bits are often put back in for the video/DVD release.
> Cuh, I said that in my orignial post! Must've typed too quick
> again... ;-p
What *do* you mean?
*looks around with an innocent expression on his face.*
Critics always seem to slate computer-related films - that's why I ignore them. (I always pay attention to barry Norman though - if he slates a film, you just *know* it's well worth seeing!)
I honestly enjoyed the film - it's genuinely better than all game-related movies that have gone before. It won't be to everyone's taste, but if you have even a passing interest in Lara, you'll enjoy it, I reckon. Jolie's English accent is spot on, the story is typical TR, and the whole thing is very well done.
I'd definitely recommend seeing it at the cinema... if nothing else, at least if you don't like it, you've saved £7 to £12 on buying the video or DVD!