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Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
Cut Indy's trousers off at the thigh and shove a couple of grapefruits up his vest and you have Lara Croft. Eidos' adventuring female archaeologist was created to deliberately transfer the properties of Indy into a shape younger, sexier and more likely to make teenage boys twitchy in the underpantal area. The creations worked brilliantly over nine video games, but fared less well on screen. Despite having found the perfect human embodiment in Angelina Jolie, the two cinematic adventures were as insubstantial as her hotpants.
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