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By Jeff Vice (1,455) for Deseret News (Salt Lake City) (1) on 17 Nov 2006

Thankfully, the first film with Daniel Craig as Bond does have the more serious, earnest tone of the earliest Sean Connery films, which means…

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By Robert Denerstein (1,148) for Denver Rocky Mountain News (608) on 17 Nov 2006

If the goal was to give Bond vivid new life, Casino Royale must be called a success…

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By David Foucher (211) for EDGE Boston (239) on 17 Nov 2006

In the film, Bond must gamble to survive and grow; the producers of this franchise did the same - and in both cases, the chips are up…

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By Kurt Loder (858) for MTV (492) on 17 Nov 2006

Is Bond back? Not completely; not yet…

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By Kit Bowen (393) for Hollywood.com (1,014) on 17 Nov 2006

Daniel Craig is all THAT and a bag of chips. Kudos to the new Bond regime…

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By Sara Michelle Fetters (1,688) for MovieFreak.com (1,674) on 17 Nov 2006

Craig is a thrilling Bond, maybe the best ever…

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By Susan Granger (2,214) for www.susangranger.com (329) on 17 Nov 2006

Daniel Craig embodies the cold, callous, calculating Ian Fleming spy - and it all adds up to terrific escapist entertainment…

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By Peter Canavese (1,744) for Groucho Reviews (1,725) on 17 Nov 2006

Everyone's favorite British agent is still good for a punch, a shag, and a quip...Casino Royale gives the reborn franchise a second chance to grow up…

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By Kevin Carr (1,610) for 7M Pictures (1,037) on 17 Nov 2006

Daniel Craig is the closest anyone has ever come to matching the original rugged scoundrel type that was pioneered by Sean Connery…

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By Scott Gwin (16) for CinemaBlend (829) on 17 Nov 2006

The gamble was enormous, but in the end it pays off%u2026 big time…

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By Dave White (762) for Movies.com (1,002) on 17 Nov 2006

I haven't dug a James Bond movie this much in about, oh, I don't know, forever…

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By Scott Nash (692) for Three Movie Buffs (692) on 17 Nov 2006

There are a number of improvements in this movie over the previous films…

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By Amy Biancolli (582) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 17 Nov 2006

What, no jet packs? No world-conquering supervillains orbiting the planet? No preference for shaken martinis…

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By Bill Muller (519) for Arizona Republic (3,909) on 16 Nov 2006

The movie also travels the dark path of the book, which I won't detail here, but just know that Bond has to suffer for his art…

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By Fred Topel (1,193) for Can Magazine (288) on 16 Nov 2006

Daniel Craig hardly needs me fawning all over him. I'll just add to the litany of praises that I think he's a much better runner than Tom Cruise…

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By Bob Bloom (1,124) for Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN) (1,017) on 16 Nov 2006

(Daniel) Craig makes an excellent Bond. ... Like (Sean) Connery, he creates an aura of danger and unpredictability…

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By Brian Orndorf (4,059) for OhmyNews.com (129) on 16 Nov 2006

Using his stocky build, Shar-Pei good looks, and two lethal weapons commonly referred to as hands, Craig owns the frame as the legendary spy…

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By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for Combustible Celluloid (2,644) on 16 Nov 2006

Here's the biggest surprise of the year: the new Casino Royale is the best James Bond film since Goldfinger (1964)…

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By Jeffrey Chen (849) for Window to the Movies (638) on 16 Nov 2006

I am overcome with glee after watching Casino Royale. I love this movie…

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By Devin Faraci (498) for CHUD (345) on 16 Nov 2006

For the first time ever, James Bond is tough, smart, sexy, smooth, witty... and sort of three-dimensional. Welcome to the 21st century, Mr. Bond…

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