Movie Bloopers: Lara Croft Tomb Raider Cradle of Life

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The forum discussion revolves around the film "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - Cradle of Life," highlighting various inaccuracies and bloopers related to underwater physics and shark behavior. Participants critique the portrayal of scuba diving, particularly the unrealistic depiction of pressure changes and shark sensitivity to blood. The conversation also touches on the physical appearance of Angelina Jolie, with opinions varying on her attractiveness and the implications of cosmetic surgery. Overall, the discussion serves as a platform for sharing humorous observations about movie physics and character portrayals.

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  • Understanding of basic underwater physics and pressure changes
  • Knowledge of shark behavior and sensory perception
  • Familiarity with scuba diving equipment and practices
  • Awareness of film critique and common cinematic tropes
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  • Research "underwater pressure effects on the human body" for accurate diving practices
  • Explore "shark sensory perception" to understand how sharks detect blood
  • Investigate "common movie physics inaccuracies" to enhance film critique skills
  • Examine "the impact of cosmetic surgery on celebrity culture" for insights into public perception
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This discussion is beneficial for film critics, marine biologists, scuba diving enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intersection of cinema and scientific accuracy.

  • #31
Yeah I agree, she is (to me) rather unattractive.
 
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  • #32
If somehow we blindingly accepted that no surgery has been done on her, I'm sure 99% of men would disagree with you two lol.
 

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