Lara Croft July 2010. Yahoo! Movies and IGN credit Jolie's role in the first "Tomb Raider" film with significantly raising her profile and propelling her to international super-stardom, respectively. Jolie commented that young children would ask her to sign objects as Lara Croft. After filming for the first movie at the Cambodian temple Ta Prohm, the local inhabitants called it the "Angelina Jolie Temple" and local restaurants served Jolie's favourite alcoholic beverage advertised as "Tomb Raider cocktails". IGN's Jesse Schedeen described Croft as one of few characters to receive a decent videogame-to-movie adaptation. By 2008, the first "Tomb Raider" movie was the
Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword it in two, preventing Paveau from resurrecting. In June 2001, Activision announced that they would be releasing the second "Tomb Raider" game for the Game Boy Color, titled "Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword", on 25 June. The game utilises the game engine used for the first "Tomb Raider" handheld game, and would feature "new challenges, puzzles and enemies to conquer." According to Craig Harris of IGN, the game sees "Lara Croft get out of the ruins and into the cities as her adventure takes place in locations such as New York and New Orleans." "Curse of the Sword" was