James Bond Casino Royale

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I have always, like countless others, been a fan of the James Bond movies, and I thought that Daniel Craig quickly established himself in the role with his appearance in the film Casino Royale.

All the same, I truly think that he claimed the role as his own with his performance in Skyfall, because whilst, in Casino Royale he had shown himself to be a different and exciting incarnation of Bond, an impression that was enhanced by his memorable performance as the disgruntled agent in Quantum of Solace, which in all honesty was possibly the most riotous non-stop action film I had ever seen to that point.

So it was with a certain degree of delicious expectation that I greeted the release of his third outing as James Bond, in which, at long last, Craig presents us with the rough, tough, unforgettable Bond we all knew him to be at heart. This movie coincidentally was a 50th anniversary celebration of the debut of the most famously laid-back super spy of all time. …show more content…

With that other Oscar-winning Dame Judi Dench as M, a role she fits like a glove, the movie really does progress at a pulsating pace, and the shock of seeing M come to an unexpected end at the conclusion, fatally wounded by the head bad guy, is quite hard to take.

From the incredible, and frankly brilliant opening sequence that unfolds aboard a moving train, this movie draws you into what it soon becomes apparent is a Bond movie on another level altogether. The chase sequence in the film is quite breath-taking, the rooftops of Istanbul and a train providing Bond with a motorcycling escape route that defies

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