Post by Rob W. Case on Nov 23, 2006 23:01:48 GMT -6
Pierce Brosnan is out, and Daniel Craig is in.
This Bond movie was, in my opinion, a breath of fresh air since the last fiasco that was "Die Another Day."
In Die Another Day, it seemed that Bond happened to get himself in all sorts of trouble and get out of his perilous situations a bit too easy. This movie was not like that.
The movie starts with a breath taking chase that "soars to new heights." Non-stop action and realistic predicaments pepper this movie with a look that appears genuine and realistic. This movie also shows that a character like James Bond is fallible and can hurt and come close to death without someone else coming to his aide.
Recently promoted, James Bond is told by M that he his ego needs to be tempered. But adventure seeking James Bond seems to see things a different way. He tries to bankrupt a villain who finances terror in a casino, and the villain seeks to win his money back, even if it means taking it from Bond by force.
The high stakes card game is intense, that your heart may need a "jump start."
Casino Royale, is in my opinion, the best Bond film since "Tomorrow Never Dies," my personal favorite of the Pierce Brosnan series.
For more info visit....
Casino Royale (2006)
www.imdb.com/title/tt0381061/
This Bond movie was, in my opinion, a breath of fresh air since the last fiasco that was "Die Another Day."
In Die Another Day, it seemed that Bond happened to get himself in all sorts of trouble and get out of his perilous situations a bit too easy. This movie was not like that.
The movie starts with a breath taking chase that "soars to new heights." Non-stop action and realistic predicaments pepper this movie with a look that appears genuine and realistic. This movie also shows that a character like James Bond is fallible and can hurt and come close to death without someone else coming to his aide.
Recently promoted, James Bond is told by M that he his ego needs to be tempered. But adventure seeking James Bond seems to see things a different way. He tries to bankrupt a villain who finances terror in a casino, and the villain seeks to win his money back, even if it means taking it from Bond by force.
The high stakes card game is intense, that your heart may need a "jump start."
Casino Royale, is in my opinion, the best Bond film since "Tomorrow Never Dies," my personal favorite of the Pierce Brosnan series.
For more info visit....
Casino Royale (2006)
www.imdb.com/title/tt0381061/