Mads demonstrates masterfully why acting is not just about dialogue. His facial expressions are amazing & convey his thoughts and emotions brilliantly 👏
What makes Mads Mikkelsen such a magnificent villain is that he's so hard to read... Whenever he plays a villain (usually with an incredible straight face and impish grin), I always want to know his inner thoughts.
I love the cinematography in this scene. When Bond gets poisoned the lighting gets harsher and harsher with every cut until it's almost overexposed when he stumbles into the restroom. Also, the audio gets stuffier and stuffier, with an added high frequency tone, just like what one would hear when the blood pressure skyrockets. It's mimicking what Bond experiences, making the viewer an authentic witness to his predicament. Splendid.
The Daniel Craig bond movies have had literally some of the most fantastic actors of our generation cast as the villains. Combined with Craig's charm, you have my favorite Bond.
@@cactusmalone in total his era has been good, a quality actor, my James Bond, the one i grew up with. What makes his era such a drastic change for the franchise, is the change in attitudes towards Bonds female counterparts, whilst in total Craigs Bond retained his seductive charm and his willingness to do the devils tango the Female is not seen as just his sidekick and the one with which he shares his DNA but as a free standing agent or in M's case the leader of the entire organisation. A woman with her own respective power. Daniel craigs' Bond also is the first to display issues with his mental health with the work he does for an Org that values him only as a possession and easily replaceable if the need where to arise (as seen in skyfall). The villains in craigs Bonds films have often times been believable, a good example would be Mads Mikkelsen as 'le chiffre' as a person directly funding terrorism for his own economic gain more than likely exists on this earth. One cannot forget that Craigs number one role was to get viewers back to the Bond franchise following the truly terrible 'die another day' and the excellently produced and successful Jason Bourne films. Thus Craig recieved a role similair to Bourne's' as more of a hitman/assassin than a spy. Overall whilst this doesn't entirely work with Ian Flemings Bond its also much more believable, to have a specially trained 00 agent able to take out the Ringleaders rather than an intelligence gatherer or both at the same time.
@@spacemann1425 one cannot forget however that Craigs Bond was meant to draw viewers back to the franchise following the terrible (for the 007 franchise) 'Die another Day' and the extremely well produced and successful Bourne identity. Casino royales producers icorperated many of the filming angles used in Bourne, including more regular fight scenes styled in a similair fashion to Bourne, as in close quarters fighting with the camera pointed closely at the characters. Also Bonds role as more of an assasin than a intelligence spy (for gathering intelligence) is more believable in modern terms, as a specially trained 00 agent working as a lone wolf to take out ringleaders of the criminal world whilst other gather intelligence for him. i find Craigs era very good.
Mads did such an amazing job, made Le Chiffre all that more iconic, that death stare! Such an amazing actor for this role! Casino Royale is my favourite!
Daniel craig brought a real brawn and true fragility to the Bond character in this movie. I really like what he did with the interpretation of this, and the following bond scripts. An epic effort considering the critics he would, has already, and will still face. Champion actor, champion effort. Bravo.
Eva Green: "Oh yes, this old school Nintendo 64 game controller is obviously a defibrillator. No brainier, he's obviously been poisoned, and was attempting to resuscitate himself before realizing the lead was disconnected on the defibrillator. I'll just connect that, and ahh, yeah, here ya go. All set!" Quick thinker that one.
Defibrillators pretty much look the same. The chest pads were even visible when she got to the car. Are there really that many people who haven't seen them before?
Anyone here after watching the new movie? I never watched Bond films until Daniel Craig came along. He hooked me in and attracted my attention; ever since then, I have loved every bit of his movies. I love that depth he brings to Bond's character and that part of humanity in him. His movies literally changed the face of Bond movies. The cinematography, the action sequences, made the movies way more darker that it ever was. Loved how in the end of the interview Daniel talked about rarity of James Bond movies. You've added a part of your personality and life to the cinema history, Mr. Craig, and it is a valuable input. Thank you Daniel Craig. Thank u for great movies like; Casino Royale, Skyfall and NOW No Time To Die; my favourite Bond movie/ any movie of all time. I'll miss you being my James Bond, the one I grew up watching and still do, reminiscing how cool you are all while still looking up to you. ❤ To whoever is the next James Bond they have got huge shoes to fit in. This gent has been the best Bond ever. His Bond has taken the films into the stratosphere. I’ve loved the series since I was a little and cried as No Time To Die ended. Oh my days what a guy. Daniel Craig’s time as Bond is already over… 5 films…. 16 years….. where did those years go?! He’s been fantastic as Bond. ❤❤❤❤❤ Daniel Craig has been my personal favourite James Bond, he’s set the standard really high for the next actor whoever they might be and I hope that the film is as good as I’m hoping that it will be. If I ever get to meet the bloke I’ll be sure to buy him a drink or ten to say thanks. Daniel Craig excels all the James Bonds and brings it to this whole new level. This man made a whole new world with his time frame and the position he was in while playing James Bond. Daniel Craig is the absolute epitome of any actor reforming, improving & developing a movie to a 110% piece of work; always going above and beyond all expectations. He truly brings the movies to the top. Thanks Daniel Craig, Ml to my hero Craig... Daniel, Craig :)
Iconic scene of an iconic film!!!! Casino Royale is still my favorite Bond movie. The script, the direction, the title song, and the coexistence of Craig, Mikkelsen, Green, Giannini, Dench, Murino, De Bankole, Foukan... are all perfect!!!
Thanks to reading the book by Ian Fleming I learned to play the real game, Baccarat. Funny how they switched up that small detail, maybe it was just the time period of the 1950s.
I hope you don't play like them??? they are noobs! ridiculous preflop, flop, turn and river bets ... absolutely stupid! no pro or highroller would ever play like that
If Le Chriffre hadn't given Bond that smug, gloating look, he may not have realised something was up until it was too late. Again, the villain's ego brings him undone.
@@glo5879 lot of people think that this is a best bond movie and craig is best bond, that is also my opinion but when i was younger goldfinger was my favorite
"I wouldn't dream of it" is such a nice way of replying to "let go of my arm", when Vesper says that she won't let him buy back in after he loses the initial bet vs Le Chiffre, especially if you watch how she tries to keep a hold of him. Also, the venomous look that Valenka (Le Chiffre's companion) gives the camera while the waitress takes the drink is just a whole line itself, pure magic (show, not tell). This movie just ages so well.
@@evanstewart2534 Ah. Well, even so, blind-levels are always structured. The short-stacks are at a huge disadvantage if you can up the blinds whenever you want.
Madeleine and Bond had zero chemistry in Spectre. I get how you might have a fling with a woman you’re running from death from, but she is not the right woman for him to retire with. I guess that’s why they made NTTD...
Honestly, I haven't watched SPECTRE because I hate the idea of Bond falling in love with Madeleine. The daughter of his nemesis who indirectly killed the love of his life. Just great!
BEST 007 film of Michael craig from beginning to end. “ Casino Royale”. Eva Green so beautiful & perfect for her role. Wonderful, action packed movie! Loved it.
I love how Vesper finds him and very cleverly - and frantically - deduces what needs to be done to save Bond in a flash. His snap back to consciousness, seeming like he's pointing to the sky in the shape of a cross, is so convincing.
I haven’t watched this movie in a long time. I enjoyed it a lot when it came out but I am only now realizing how good of an actor Daniel Craig is. If someone told me to act like I’ve just been defibrillated after being poisoned i would probably just look like a fish out of water.
I love this film it’s the most bond James Bond movie of Daniel Craig’s era. The later films had a lot more action but this one feels like it’s sticking to the grass roots of the bond character. Not shooting bad guys and blowing up stuff but showing up in his nice suit wooing ladies and outsmarting his enemies without drawing his gun. The whole card game section of the film was so good.
my favorite 007 film by far. after binging the craig movies it just stands out - casino royale is the best it gets the tone/character perfectly and its the most confidently directed - the tuxedo in the casino Bond. Classic. Mads mikkelsen as le chifre its such a subdued performance but its great i never forgot him he has such a distinct face. eva green = goddess
Martin Campbell is a BOSS : Certainly knows how to construct a first rate action movie with a compelling storyline - in my view he's the closest one to Terence Young - the original and best!
That has to be the best near-death Bond scene! Can anyone think of one better? Nearly half dead then goes back in to the finish the game stirred but not shaken, much to the astonishment of the villain.
@@Colayith yep. they said it was digitalis (digoxin), it's a medicine used for heart diseases, but if used with a bigger dosis it will cause a cardiac arrest
"You're not seriously going back there?" Lady, for $150+ million dollars you'd have to cut my hands off and sew my mouth shut so I couldn't flip the cards with my teeth.
Fun Fact - Casino Royale is not only the first novel in the James Bond series but also subtly touts the origin of the Vespar cocktail and double agent.
After this one the most hilarious dialogue was spoken "Last game... Nearly killed me"
I absolutely loved it!
And people say this James Bond has no sense of humour.
Hand*
@Donald Trump he's witty
Milton Tavares I’ve never heard anybody saying Bond doesn’t have a sense of humour...? He mutters some witty remark almost every time he speaks
🙏
Simply one of the best Bond films ever. What a flawless debut for Craig.
Definitely the best one
"flawless"
2022 it still is!
S it is the best bond movie
I always disliked Craig as Bond and this movie especially. No doubt, it is a good action movie, but it just didn't feel like a Bond movie to me.
Mads demonstrates masterfully why acting is not just about dialogue. His facial expressions are amazing & convey his thoughts and emotions brilliantly 👏
well that's what i liked about him, is that it's hard to read him completely
The irony is, if you try to be in Bond's POV, Mad's character is so harf to read. Brilliant actor.
@@popgas3821 I mean he was playing poker, clearly the director was being cute with poker faces
What makes Mads Mikkelsen such a magnificent villain is that he's so hard to read... Whenever he plays a villain (usually with an incredible straight face and impish grin), I always want to know his inner thoughts.
Im a big fan of Johnny depp but it's okay when they announced mads mikkelsen as the new grindelwald. It suits to him perfectly
@@jllumpas6192 ...right and without all of the unnecessary controversy !
You like his poker face do you?
@@AnnaLVajda I enjoy his face period.
he could have at least objected to his girl's hand getting cut off in the hotel. Freakin Slime.
I love the cinematography in this scene. When Bond gets poisoned the lighting gets harsher and harsher with every cut until it's almost overexposed when he stumbles into the restroom. Also, the audio gets stuffier and stuffier, with an added high frequency tone, just like what one would hear when the blood pressure skyrockets. It's mimicking what Bond experiences, making the viewer an authentic witness to his predicament. Splendid.
The Daniel Craig bond movies have had literally some of the most fantastic actors of our generation cast as the villains. Combined with Craig's charm, you have my favorite Bond.
Can't imagine what having such shitty taste would be like.
Wouldn't say Craig has the typical "Bond charm". That's Sean Connery or Pierce Brosnan. He does have the charm of an assassin tho.
@@cactusmalone in total his era has been good, a quality actor, my James Bond, the one i grew up with. What makes his era such a drastic change for the franchise, is the change in attitudes towards Bonds female counterparts, whilst in total Craigs Bond retained his seductive charm and his willingness to do the devils tango the Female is not seen as just his sidekick and the one with which he shares his DNA but as a free standing agent or in M's case the leader of the entire organisation. A woman with her own respective power. Daniel craigs' Bond also is the first to display issues with his mental health with the work he does for an Org that values him only as a possession and easily replaceable if the need where to arise (as seen in skyfall). The villains in craigs Bonds films have often times been believable, a good example would be Mads Mikkelsen as 'le chiffre' as a person directly funding terrorism for his own economic gain more than likely exists on this earth. One cannot forget that Craigs number one role was to get viewers back to the Bond franchise following the truly terrible 'die another day' and the excellently produced and successful Jason Bourne films. Thus Craig recieved a role similair to Bourne's' as more of a hitman/assassin than a spy. Overall whilst this doesn't entirely work with Ian Flemings Bond its also much more believable, to have a specially trained 00 agent able to take out the Ringleaders rather than an intelligence gatherer or both at the same time.
@@spacemann1425 one cannot forget however that Craigs Bond was meant to draw viewers back to the franchise following the terrible (for the 007 franchise) 'Die another Day' and the extremely well produced and successful Bourne identity. Casino royales producers icorperated many of the filming angles used in Bourne, including more regular fight scenes styled in a similair fashion to Bourne, as in close quarters fighting with the camera pointed closely at the characters. Also Bonds role as more of an assasin than a intelligence spy (for gathering intelligence) is more believable in modern terms, as a specially trained 00 agent working as a lone wolf to take out ringleaders of the criminal world whilst other gather intelligence for him. i find Craigs era very good.
@@frederickthegreat5991 agreed
Mads did such an amazing job, made Le Chiffre all that more iconic, that death stare! Such an amazing actor for this role! Casino Royale is my favourite!
Daniel craig brought a real brawn and true fragility to the Bond character in this movie. I really like what he did with the interpretation of this, and the following bond scripts. An epic effort considering the critics he would, has already, and will still face. Champion actor, champion effort. Bravo.
The most iconic scene of the James Bond saga in my opinion.
trll
2nd, can't top Connery's introduction.
I wonder how he know he got poisoned. 🤔
@@markferguson3477 over 60 years of drinking vodka martinis, I guess he'll know when something's not right.
@@DieCryMan oh ok
Bond: Almost died
Also Bond: You ok?
*pissing sweat*
U gd b?
that's some Tony Ferguson shit lol
Haha, right...
@@MrRobjs83 b TFT q
@@ramadasperumal2559 ?
He is the most vulnerable Bond, he let's his emotions get the best of him. It is also what makes him the best.
He would never make it without the previous movies. Your watching a bourne identity movie with a bond lipstick .
Not exactly. In this movie he's new, which is why that happens.
@@glo5879 or we could say Bond movies expanded into serious emotional movies. Used to be just comic book fun.
@@miloshp7399There were exceptions.
Vesper is indeed one grade above the rest. She's something else.
Yeah she’s bushy
Yeah she really does leave you breathless, lol. You could almost drown in her beauty.
She made 007 fall in love with her. Of course she is something else.
I mean, she's gorgeous, but I can't be the only one who thinks Le Chiffre's girlfriend was a bit hotter.
She was Bonds one and only true flame in the books, the rest were just distractions after her
Mads is such an underrated actor . But one of the best ones in my opinion.
not underrated. after appearing in this movie he was put in everything
Eva Green: "Oh yes, this old school Nintendo 64 game controller is obviously a defibrillator. No brainier, he's obviously been poisoned, and was attempting to resuscitate himself before realizing the lead was disconnected on the defibrillator. I'll just connect that, and ahh, yeah, here ya go. All set!" Quick thinker that one.
Smart women
Defibrillators pretty much look the same. The chest pads were even visible when she got to the car. Are there really that many people who haven't seen them before?
I guess it's part of their training as agents to be familiar of a defibrillator
@@rizenespina2827 you are not familiar with a defibrillator?
Look, you see a wire unplug, a red button and your friend passing out it's not that hard to just try and see what happen
Eva Green - British personality combined with a drop-dead gorgeous French model body.
Sooo yummy!
She’s from Paris
She really is painfully attractive.
Look at his mother Marlene Jobert
Ok…I’m not trying to rain on everyone’s parade, she’s extremely talented and ethereally beautiful but she needs to stop smoking!
Anyone here after watching the new movie?
I never watched Bond films until Daniel Craig came along. He hooked me in and attracted my attention; ever since then, I have loved every bit of his movies. I love that depth he brings to Bond's character and that part of humanity in him.
His movies literally changed the face of Bond movies. The cinematography, the action sequences, made the movies way more darker that it ever was. Loved how in the end of the interview Daniel talked about rarity of James Bond movies. You've added a part of your personality and life to the cinema history, Mr. Craig, and it is a valuable input.
Thank you Daniel Craig. Thank u for great movies like; Casino Royale, Skyfall and NOW No Time To Die; my favourite Bond movie/ any movie of all time. I'll miss you being my James Bond, the one I grew up watching and still do, reminiscing how cool you are all while still looking up to you. ❤
To whoever is the next James Bond they have got huge shoes to fit in. This gent has been the best Bond ever. His Bond has taken the films into the stratosphere. I’ve loved the series since I was a little and cried as No Time To Die ended. Oh my days what a guy.
Daniel Craig’s time as Bond is already over… 5 films…. 16 years….. where did those years go?! He’s been fantastic as Bond. ❤❤❤❤❤
Daniel Craig has been my personal favourite James Bond, he’s set the standard really high for the next actor whoever they might be and I hope that the film is as good as I’m hoping that it will be. If I ever get to meet the bloke I’ll be sure to buy him a drink or ten to say thanks.
Daniel Craig excels all the James Bonds and brings it to this whole new level. This man made a whole new world with his time frame and the position he was in while playing James Bond. Daniel Craig is the absolute epitome of any actor reforming, improving & developing a movie to a 110% piece of work; always going above and beyond all expectations. He truly brings the movies to the top. Thanks Daniel Craig, Ml to my hero Craig... Daniel, Craig :)
Well said!
Agreed! And Casino Royals is the best Bond movie ever with the best Bond song!
Imagine if he took the pepper instead of the salt.
Haha, good one 😁
He will probably cough and sneeze really hard until he pukes which does the job anyway
He'd have died on the steps to the casino.
What does salt +water do?
@@aryamanpande5499 in this quantity it makes you puke
Le Chiffre looks at James like he wants to roast his thigh in clay.
He loves cooking with clay
If I saw Bond in real life, I would like to roast that beautiful thigh too 😅😅😅😅
He was planning and picturing how to whip his balls later that night
@@ExplodingPiggy adds a bit of theatricality to dinner
@@jasonyee6533 it creates a more succulent dish
The glance at the martini is one of the best moments in all the Bond films.
Ye cow. It was mad real
Some of the most thrilling poker games ever! Easily one of the best scenes from the best Bond film in the Craig era imo.
No Debate 🔥
That "I wouldn't dream of it" delivery has Pierce written all over it
Love Mads in this role. Dutch scratching the boys.
T hongsha synin Jackuelin in dizzz roul
He is Danish.
@@nettraveller81 hi netra have i hall tpergjithshme my sign en odher wots is publik ristretto..--
@@MsALDARI ???
He’s a Dane*
Iconic scene of an iconic film!!!! Casino Royale is still my favorite Bond movie. The script, the direction, the title song, and the coexistence of Craig, Mikkelsen, Green, Giannini, Dench, Murino, De Bankole, Foukan... are all perfect!!!
Thanks to Casino Royale I learned how to play poker. I really love this film.
Thanks to reading the book by Ian Fleming I learned to play the real game, Baccarat. Funny how they switched up that small detail, maybe it was just the time period of the 1950s.
I also wanna thank the movie for teaching me what to do when I get poisoned by a vodka martini spiked with digitalis. XD
whenever i win a hand i push £1 to the dealer and say 'For you'
Man I learned to have a Poker Face thanks to this movie
Lmao
I hope you don't play like them??? they are noobs! ridiculous preflop, flop, turn and river bets ... absolutely stupid! no pro or highroller would ever play like that
The harmony between James and Vesper is so damn great…
Now, let's see Paul Allen's near death situation
this made me laugh so hard
Hahahhaha too good
Bond? You’re sweating
@@luccinha9005 your compliment was sufficient, Luccinha
Oh my god, it even has a defribillator
If Le Chriffre hadn't given Bond that smug, gloating look, he may not have realised something was up until it was too late. Again, the villain's ego brings him undone.
The villan has to follow the script...it's the script writters who wants to portray bond as a best man....
Bond probably would’ve thought it was just a very strong martini and shrugged off if that was the case.
Bond wasn't looking at him anyway in that moment
Mads Mikkelssen is absolutely perfect in this film
01:28 that moment when you reach out for your pocket and can't feel your phone..🤣
This is exactly what happen the last time I've gone to enjoy the ski
Lol underrated comment
None can truly argue that there was ever a better Bond film than Casino Royale...
Die Another Day?
Skyfall was much better
you must be a youngster. GOLDFINGER, FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE and DR NO still hold up today while I cant even watch this Bond more than once.
Goldeneye and Skyfall are contenders
@@glo5879 lot of people think that this is a best bond movie and craig is best bond, that is also my opinion but when i was younger goldfinger was my favorite
"I wouldn't dream of it" is such a nice way of replying to "let go of my arm", when Vesper says that she won't let him buy back in after he loses the initial bet vs Le Chiffre, especially if you watch how she tries to keep a hold of him.
Also, the venomous look that Valenka (Le Chiffre's companion) gives the camera while the waitress takes the drink is just a whole line itself, pure magic (show, not tell).
This movie just ages so well.
the acting from the villain is absolutely gorgeous. I like every movement
Are you a actress?
I love the come back line.
I'm sorry, that last hand nearly killed me.
Eva green, hell of a Bond girl and competent for one too
This scene is really memorable and unforgettable.
Lets be honest this has to be the greatest Bond movie, by far my favorite, with Skyfall.
Yeh, cuz in a 150,000,000$ tournament, they let you "Double the blinds?" anytime someone suggests it...
JUST *GO WITH IT.*
@@effortlessawareness8778 Will do
For the record, he said, "up the blinds," not double them.
@@evanstewart2534 Ah. Well, even so, blind-levels are always structured. The short-stacks are at a huge disadvantage if you can up the blinds whenever you want.
@@effortlessawareness8778 pp9p
And, vesper saved his life. This is why I love Vesper's character and I hate Madeleine without any reason. Haha
why?
I don't know, maybe because I don't want her as James' love interest
Madeleine and Bond had zero chemistry in Spectre. I get how you might have a fling with a woman you’re running from death from, but she is not the right woman for him to retire with. I guess that’s why they made NTTD...
@@sophiaonearth6347 i agree.
Honestly, I haven't watched SPECTRE because I hate the idea of Bond falling in love with Madeleine. The daughter of his nemesis who indirectly killed the love of his life. Just great!
''The Poker Game''. Shows the poison scene...
The intro to Casino Royale and this scene made me fall in love with Daniel Craig as the new Bond.
My favorite Bond movie!!
so the salt has 2 purposes: to attract as much of the poison out of the bloodstream as possible due to chemical bonding, and to induce vomiting
This entire movie was a masterpiece 👏
I love how the video says 'The Poker Game' but only a little bit of poker is seen and it's just the poison scene
This is such an incredible scene for any film, let alone a bond film
I cried during this scene. Daniel Craig is one of the best!! Ever!!
You cried? Very interesting
@@ughugh351 Yeah it was more tense than emotional
you cried? please what am i reading
bond " you ok ⌚
girl "me 😁💀
BEST 007 film of Michael craig from beginning to end. “ Casino Royale”. Eva Green so beautiful & perfect for her role. Wonderful, action packed movie! Loved it.
1:02 Me: I wouldn't drink that if I were you.
The best scene of Casino Royale
I love how Vesper finds him and very cleverly - and frantically - deduces what needs to be done to save Bond in a flash. His snap back to consciousness, seeming like he's pointing to the sky in the shape of a cross, is so convincing.
I haven’t watched this movie in a long time. I enjoyed it a lot when it came out but I am only now realizing how good of an actor Daniel Craig is. If someone told me to act like I’ve just been defibrillated after being poisoned i would probably just look like a fish out of water.
Love the confidence, "As soon as I've won this game." And, believe me, knowing firsthand, if you happen to feel that way, it happens.
"You okay?"
"ME?!?!?!?"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dying Bond worries about healthy Vesper wwwww🤣
I love this film it’s the most bond James Bond movie of Daniel Craig’s era. The later films had a lot more action but this one feels like it’s sticking to the grass roots of the bond character. Not shooting bad guys and blowing up stuff but showing up in his nice suit wooing ladies and outsmarting his enemies without drawing his gun. The whole card game section of the film was so good.
Le Chiffre - the most memorable Bond villain in my opinion, at least in the latter movies.
So the point being ? DID you ever see Goldfinger, Dr No or BLOWFELT?
@@glo5879 Blofeld.
@@malafakka8530 Which one ! 🤣
my favorite 007 film by far. after binging the craig movies it just stands out - casino royale is the best it gets the tone/character perfectly and its the most confidently directed - the tuxedo in the casino Bond. Classic. Mads mikkelsen as le chifre its such a subdued performance but its great i never forgot him he has such a distinct face. eva green = goddess
Iconic af scene of casino royale but I still don't know to this day how that wire got unplugged considering it was plugged in before lol
The cinematography of this movie is just simply outstanding. It's like watching The Godfather but in HD.
Im sorry ...that last trailer... nearly killed me
This scene is iconic. Daniel's acting was superb!
What Digitalis...It was just stirred Martini.
@@immateriality777 Thats the point. He always drinks shaken martintis. It's a joke bud.
The look of eyes 👀 sight of villains
The best camera man's & screen play ▶️ bond movie allways precisely 👌 on royal casino
Casino Royale is still my favorite Bond movie.
"That last hand...nearly killed me."
*Takes another sip*
007: *literally just got revived*
007:you ok ?
Martin Campbell is a BOSS : Certainly knows how to construct a first rate action movie with a compelling storyline - in my view he's the closest one to Terence Young - the original and best!
In Kakegurui, Yumeko tries to exploit the cheater, the gamble as well as dealing with poison.
Lol, Casino Royale inspire so many future references
mikkelsen did a very good job acting le chiffre , he nailed it .....
Damn, sometimes i forget how good this movie is
Only Bond movie that I watched more than 10 times !
A direção e as atuações dessa cena são 👌
How did they make a scene with a game I know nothing about so intense
That has to be the best near-death Bond scene! Can anyone think of one better? Nearly half dead then goes back in to the finish the game stirred but not shaken, much to the astonishment of the villain.
He's James Bond - he'll go back to the game, and win it: might as well buy a lottery ticket on the way of he needs some small change.
I loved Daniel Craig’s Bond, mostly because he has that “I don’t care” look but still will get the job done and look amazing doing so
I just imagine bond just gets poisoned, comes back and takes another sip of the spiked drink 😂
superb scene
If Bond can taste the difference between shaken or stirred then how can’t he taste that there is something else in the drink 🌚
There are poisons that are clear, odorless, and tasteless. I imagine that's what they used in that scenario
It wasn’t taste. He felt the poison. The future is bleak
@@Colayith yep. they said it was digitalis (digoxin), it's a medicine used for heart diseases, but if used with a bigger dosis it will cause a cardiac arrest
They could be playing Yugioh and the situation would still be intense.
LOL
*plays change of heart* im afraid your blue eyes dragon is my blue eyes dragon
Bond : you ok?
Vesper : me??
Bond : thank you..
😅🤣😅🤣
🤣〜〜〜〜〜〜
4:36 Damn son! That view on the double moon is enough to wake me up
These soundtracks are so amazing!
Mads Mikkelsen, the perfect actor and the perfect villain.
It's funny how sitting at a table playing a card game could be so entertaining
4:50 I like how the people in the background are already like “nah, he’s dead, let’s get back to work”
*When you are super drunk trying to drink water before going to bed*
1:54
imagine if these clips had any meaningful amount of volume.
1:25 Le Chiffre's face is like "What's wrong Bond? Do you feel good?". And Bond's face is like "oh fuck... what did he put on my drink?".
Magnificent. 🙂
This movie is only 16 years old but it’s already a classic!
I sometimes forget this is supposed to be Bond's first real assignment.
No, it isn't. It's his first as a 00 officer.
@@bobfg3130 True. Good clarification.
1:04 Love Vesper's dress.
Bonds eyes are just beautiful. Clear blue eyes, sparkling .
It would have been funny of he returned and took another sip of the tainted drink 😅🤣
Bond: Oh shit here we go again.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 thought the same
i wouldn't dream of it
🤣🤣
"Sorry sir, your big blind."
"Again?"
"You're not seriously going back there?"
Lady, for $150+ million dollars you'd have to cut my hands off and sew my mouth shut so I couldn't flip the cards with my teeth.
The way Le chiffre looks at Bond....i don't know why I feel he can be a good fit for Joker's role
More like Dr. Hugo Strange or Scarecrow. He's a serious actor.
Nope...
2:09 calmly sets glass down *shatters*
The poker game in this film may see forever
Always waiting for 007 "No Time To Die"
Fun Fact - Casino Royale is not only the first novel in the James Bond series but also subtly touts the origin of the Vespar cocktail and double agent.