Review of Casino Royale

Martin Campbell's "Casino Royale" Is Not Only A Great Bond Film, But Also An Excellent Film. Daniel Craig Is An Excellent Actor And His Performance As James Bond Is Amazing. Craig Creates A Real Character, Not Just An Idea Of A Man. James Bond Is A Real Person In "Casino Royale", Something That No Other Bond Film Has Achieved Or Even Attempted. Martin Campbell's Direction Is Thrilling and Handsome. The Opening Scene, Which Was Filmed On Black-and-White, Is Beautiful And Compelling. The Villain Is A Man Named Le Chiffre Who Cries In Tears Of Blood. Le Chiffre Is Played By Mads Mikkelsen Of "Valhalla Rising" And "Pusher". Mads Mikkelsen Makes A Great Bond Villain And Is Yet Another Highlight Of The Film. However, My Favorite Performance In "Casino Royale" Is That Of Eva Green. Green Plays A Woman Named Vesper Lynd, The Film's "Bond Girl". Eva Green Is An Extraordinary Actress And Lends More Depth To The Character Than I Thought Possible. Vesper Lynd Is Flawed, Intelligent, And Incredibly Sexy. Vesper Is Much More Than Arm Candy For James Bond. Her Character Is Significant To The Story. Eva Green Is Not Portrayed As A Bombshell, But A Femme Fatale. Her Eye Makeup Is Absolutely Stunning And The Purple Dress She Wears Is Gorgeous. Vesper Lynd Was My Favorite Part Of "Casino Royale", Which Was A Remarkable Feat. I Loved This Film And The New Take On The Iconic Character. You Will Enjoy This Film Even If You Have Never Seen A Bond Film. "Casino Royale" Is As Much An Origins Story As It It A Bond Movie. The Film Is Highly Entertaining Without Ever Sacrificing Depth Or Character For Action, Which There Is Plenty Of. "Casino Royale" Is An Excellent Film.