Casino Royale (2006)

Casino Royale (2006)

Director:

Martin Campbell

Cast: 

Daniel Craig

Eva Green

Mads Mikkelsen 

Katrina Murino

Judi Dench

Synopsis:

All-time favorite 007 spy, James Bond (Daniel Craig) has return to the franchise as a whole new Bond in the sequel series of Casino Royale where the gambling of mind game begins. Bond is dangerous with two professional assassinations in quick succession he was elevated to '00' status. Bond's 007 mission brought him to Uganda where he has to spy on a terrorist, name Mollaka. 

 

However, not everything seem to goes as plan, so Bond decided to individually investigate with the help of  MI6, to track down the rest of the terrorist cell. The track lead to Bahamas, where he encounters Dimitrios and his girlfriend, Solange. He deeply learns that Dimitrios is involved with Le Chiffre the banker of the world's terrorist organizations. Since, the Secret Service intelligence divulges that Le Chiffre is planning on raising money in a high-stakes poker game in Montenegro at Le Casino Royale. Therefore, MI6 assigns 007 to play against him in the battle of poker, in knowing that if Le Chiffre(Mads Mikkelsen)loses, it will terminate his organization. 

So, 'M' (Judi Dench)decided to places Bond under the attentive eye of the mesmeric Vesper Lynd( Eva Green). The incredulously of what rate Vesper can provide to Bond, his interest in her deepens as they embark the danger together and the torture of Le Chiffre. In Montenegro, Bond allies himself with the partners, Mathis MI6's local field agent and Felix Leiter who is representative of the CIA. The grueling game proceeds with dirty tricks and violence, levitation the stakes of blood money and terrifying climax.

Review:

The Casino Royale takes it twist as Bond has to cover a mission to stop the world terrorist from getting the money .The idea is that Bond an amateur card-player, will relieve Le Chiffre of all his money and the terrorists of all their resources, a single card game is not just a regular game but a rather more déclassé one of poker. Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen). However, Bond’s always get the girls as everyone knows it, but this time he doesn’t, although the emotion portray that Bond’s do have interest over Vesper Lynd (Eva Green) but it is more than just interest, as Vesper broke his heart and Bond’s was scar. But overall, the film is enjoyable because of the quips, the gadgets and the emotional scene that pump up the movie as Bond’s (Daniel Craig) had brought up the most unbelievable act with a tremendous yet adrenaline pumping way. The rating for this movies is 8/10 as the sequence in the movie comply with the cast role and also they deliver outrages yet captivating show for the audience to view.  

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