WHo liked Casino Royale ?
931435
That is how he learns that shaken tastes better than stirred. Good Flick.
902370
Sean Connery is the ONLY James Bond as far as I'm concerned. Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan are sissies. They can't be taken seriously as tough guys.
230187
Was the other one, Pierce Brosnan, able to drive a stick shift? Anyways, I can't believe they picked Daniel Craig. And they are probably going to get rid of the corny one-liners and jokes that make the movies a Bond movie. They plan on doing a serious Casino Royale> That's the worst idea in the world!
913026
I just find it interesting that they (the movie studio) decided to go blonde for the new Bond.\n\nBond has always been described in both novels and film as being very slick and dark.\n\nI guess we'll all have to wait and see how well the movie does.
663179
The Notebook was really good I liked the old couple and Moulin Rouge was really good I liked the musical aspect of it and with the drama of the young couple and the little short guy was really funny too. The Titanic I didn't really care for too much tragedy and devastation didn't really care for what few happy parts there were.
1159622
I think he's going to be great. From the photos and little footage available so far, Craig has the goods to be an excellent Bond, closer to the Ian Fleming novels. \n\nAudiences will have to leave their preconceptions of the movie-Bond at the door though, and many may not be open-minded enough to do that. I suspect that "Casino Royale" is going to be excellent.
899285
The Goldeneye game ROCKS! But the best film is On Her Majesty's Secret Service ;-)
341907
I liked the movie, but it wasn't as original as the first three films. My favorite so far is the second movie. The movie mostly spoofs War of the Worlds and the Grudge. The movie leastly spoofs Saw, Saw II, Red Eye, The Village, and Million Dollar Baby. \n\nHope you like it!
963148
The Ian Flemming book published in 1953 that is the basis for the movie was also titled "Casino Royale".  The movie simply kept the same title.  If you look at the wikipedia link below, you will see that the title was not the first choice for some... but it does not explain why they allowed a title that is grammatically correct to start with.
759455
The new bond movie doesn't come out until the 19th, but I think it's going to be a great movie. I definitely think they could have chosen a better Bond than Daniel Craig, and I think he will make the movie feel less like a Bond film, but it's still going to be great.
1098604
I agree.  Jason Statham would have been fantastic in the role, but I think Hollywood considers him a B-list actor, and they wanted someone who was a "serious" dramatic actor for Bond.\n\nToo bad.  I have seen the trailer for Casino Royale and, although it looks as if the movie has great action scenes, all I could think about was that Bond is supposed to be very handsome and Mr. Craig is ugly.  I'm sorry, but it's true. He has the face of a boxer who has been pounded mercilessly for years.\n\nI wish Statham had been given a chance.  He is handsome, looks intelligent, can definitely beat anyone to a pulp, and is able to emote tenderness when necessary.  He can rescue me any day of the week!\n\nI can't believe Brosnan was fired so we could get an ugly Bond.
551124
This is a difficult question.  Everyone has a different answer.  People tend to pick their favorite Bond actor as the first one they grew up with.  For a lot of older people it is Sean Connery, therefore they will tell you that the best Bond film is either Goldfinger or Dr. No or some other Connery flick.  Then there are the purists: those who prefer that Bond be closer to the original character as seen in Ian Fleming's novels.  License to Kill (1989) was made so bloody and serious because Timothy Dalton (Bond) had requested that they make the films more true to Ian Fleming's vision.  Therefore, the purists would probably choose License to Kill.  However, the general public did not embrace that one.  The new film Casino Royale is based on the first Bond novel (1953) and it does have a torture seen in the book which is suppose to be in the movie.  It will be interesting to see if audiences go for a film that returns to the serious, character driven formula as seen in the books.  \n\nSo far, Brosnan is my favorite Bond.  I did love Goldeneye a lot, but I like Tomorrow Never Dies even more.  My choice for best film would be the latter.
913305
Live and Let Die is my favourite bond film and bond song and Roger Moore favourite bond
949355
www.moviemagicnet.com/casino-royale\n\nwww.netfreemovies.com\n\nwww.sharedmovies.com
1101495
I'd definitely watch Robbie as James Bond.  I love the cd booklet for "I've been expecting you"; it's very Bond-esque and the cd would make a good soundtrack. I guess though it's up to the producers rather than fans...
246964
It was a great movie. It kept you guessing about what would happen next. \n\nSPOILER: This is for Agent_Check who had questions about the end.\n\nHe had the diamond in his pocket because the robber put it there when he bumped into him at the end.
1185382
I thought George Lanzenby was a good james bond