Tag: Casino Royale (1967)

This is an almost throwaway line from the throwaway Casino Royale (1967) but it’s content is hard to ignore when contrasted with the 2006 Casino Royale. In the new movie, Mads Mikkelsen’s Le Chiffre dispenses with wit entirely and introduces… Read More →

The unofficial Bond spoof Casino Royale (1967) remains as the only Bond “movie” to place what feels like a pre-title sequence near the end of the movie.  Visually, the scene is a striking and surreal montage that accompanies Le Chiffre’s… Read More →

“It does, but I’m being trained to ignore it.” Casino Royale (1967) spoofed James Bond so hard their agent Cooper’s mission training was to resist the charms of women.  Including physically throwing them to the ground upon flirtations. Also, everyone… Read More →

The campiness is unmatched.  No other Bond movie elicits so many eye rolls.  Thankfully, it’s unofficial and a spoof. Read More →