If you did, congratulations, you’re smart enough to survive the tomb in "Tomb Raider." If you did not, well, that’s maybe more proof that this movie is not exactly a feast for the mind.
So, we’re going to play a game: I’m going to describe the puzzle to you, and you are going to tell me if you came to the same conclusion Lara did. Fix to the outline coloring for War Galleons so that the outline color correctly shows as. My colleagues and I can’t quite figure out if that’s because we failed to solve it or because the solution simply makes no sense. The reboot timer now warns you up to 3 hours before a reboot. The movie does contain one single puzzle scene, and it is incredibly baffling. So if you’re the type of "Tomb Raider" fan who fell in love with the franchise’s signature puzzles (as opposed to the, uh, other stuff), there might not be a lot for you here.īut on the puzzles front, you won’t be completely deprived. (The first two acts are mostly Alicia Vikander doing pull-ups.) And once we’re in the titular tomb, the movie’s attention is occupied by two well-worn action-film activities: skulking around in the dark, and fighting to the death. Heck, with the exception of a brief scene in the beginning where our Lara inspects the Croft family crypt - less of a raid, more of a visit - we don’t even set foot in a tomb until the start of the third act. Invented in 1974 by Ern Rubik, the color-matching puzzle toy was created to help students understand three-dimensional problems. Over 40 years of history has led the Rubik’s Cube to become one of the best-selling toys in history. This post contains an insignificant "Tomb Raider" spoiler.įor a movie called "Tomb Raider," based on a franchise beloved for its gigantic interactive puzzles, the new reboot has shockingly little to offer in terms of tomb raiding or puzzles. This puzzle toy is not only about fun but improving your motor and problem-solving skills.
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