Braids of Action: Lara is wearing her iconic braid most of the time, especially in the first film.Lara is forced to kill him to prevent him from taking it. And then they come into conflict over the disposition of Pandora's Box at the end of the film. Sheridan is a former lover that Lara openly distrusts, and they share a steamy makeout session partway through the film. Lara and Sheridan in the second movie.

Dialogue between them when they first meet at the auction suggests they once had a history together, and Alex doesn't like that they're always fighting. Lara and Alex in spades in the first movie.Belligerent Sexual Tension: Lara with both of her Love Interest in the films.until he makes Lara angry at him (as she was angry at the villains already.) In the second movie Hillary acts as a sparring partner for Lara and handles himself quite well.He shoots from the upper level at the mercenaries breaking into the vault. Too bad we never get to see him do anything. In the first movie, when Lara's mansion is being invaded by Manfred's men, Hillary dons a bulletproof vest and wields a shotgun.Battle Butler: Lara's butler, Hillary (Played by Chris Barrie).Bamboo Technology: Most of mechanisms are this or magic.Badass Bookworm: Lara Croft does some of her fight training in her library.(Of course, at this point the games themselves have no less than three different continuities, just to add to the confusion.) Alternate Continuity: To the games, of course.She's the only non-extra female character in both films, which makes her actions stand out even more. Action Girl: Lara Croft, tomboyish Adventurer Archaeologist able to stand her ground against any and all dangers.

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