Review of Casino Royale (2006) by Willw. — 18 Nov 2006
The Bond team should be applauded for some excellent decisions - they know they're working with the best of the source material so they stick closely to it. The book isn't the most fast paced so they get Paul Haggis in to beef up the dialogue (and does it show).
And they pick a fantastic Bond. Daniel Craig is closer to the Bond of the novels than arguably even Sean Connery, and the supporting cast is uniformly excellent. The only slight annoyance is Mads Mikkelson doesn't get enough screen time as Le Chiffre, although he more than makes up for it with the magnetic torture scene.
Martin Campbell's saved the franchise again.
This review of Casino Royale (2006) was written by Willw. on 18 Nov 2006.
Casino Royale has generally received very positive reviews.
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