This isn’t to say that ‘Casino Royale’ isn’t good fun, it’s simply more of an adult experience than its predecessors. Thankfully, the sexism has been toned down and while Bond does take women to bed very easily, they are strong and empowered, not the simpering girls of yesteryear. Gone are the silly jokes and ridiculous gadgets and while Judi Dench reprises her role as ‘M’, there is no sign of Moneypenny. Taking its cues from the successful and realistic ‘Bourne’ trilogy of films, ‘Casino Royale’ manages to keep the essence of the originals while at the same time breathe some fresh air into an old-fashioned and tired franchise ensuring that both old fans and new can enjoy James Bond like any other good action flick. With fresh style and enthusiasm, ‘Casino Royale’ was designed to reboot the James Bond franchise with a brand new timeline. Starring: Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Mads Mikkelsen Casino Royale (2006) – Director: Martin Campbell However, with the odds against him as well as a few enemies hot on his heels, Bond’s naive arrogance may cost him dearly before the tournament is finished. In the hopes of forcing Le Chiffre to ask the British government for protection against those whose money he has recently lost, Bond must defeat him. Casino Royale – With his newly appointed ‘Double O’ status, MI6 agent, James Bond, is given a mission which leads to a high stakes poker game set up by the villainous Le Chiffre.

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