A fitting start to Daniel Craig's career as James Bond
Casino Royale was Daniel Craig’s first Bond film and it helped revive the franchise which had fallen upon some hard times with bad writing and production. The movie was important for not only doing that but introducing a plot that would run through all of the following flicks as all the foes Bond would face were connected together. The one fault with Casino Royale was that it tried to include too many storylines. A little bit of editing would have made this a march sharper film.<br /><br />As this was Craig’s initiation into being James Bond Casino Royale had to establish his character. That begins right at the opening as Bond is carrying out his first mission which includes killing two people. He does that without flinching. That would be important because Craig would play Bond as a cold hearted agent with no real fear or emotion no matter what the circumstance. Later he would show cracks in that armor as he would fall for Vesper (Eva Green) who worked with him. His love for Vesper would actually make him even more determined. That would make him a more believable character because it showed he wasn’t just a robotic killer. They also tried to set him up as a sex symbol by reversing a famous scene from the very first Bond film Dr. No where Honey Rider (Ursula Andress) walks out of the ocean in a bikini. This time they had Bond do that to catch the eye of a woman.<br /><br />After that however the problem with the plot begins. It introduces one of the bad guys Mr. White (Jesper Christensen) who works for a secret organization that offers to invest the money of an African warlord using the businessman Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen) who will be Bond’s main opponent. For some reason the writers decided to bring back the warlord much later in the film for no good reason. It’s these little additions that happen again and again in the movie that make almost 2 and half hours long.<br /><br />The main plot however is very engaging. It also turns out Vesper is a femme fatale which would haunt Bond for several movies.<br /><br />Overall, this was a very strong movie and put the Bond franchise back on the map.<br />C
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