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Casino Royale (1967) (DVD)

Format: DVD
3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (46 customer reviews)

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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Somewhat entertaining, mostly dull Mar 12 2004
By A Customer
Format:DVD
Casino Royale isn't a terrible movie; it has its moments, and, truly, has a superb cast. That much can be said for it. There are some scenes with Ursula Andress, especially, that are very funny, and the beginning isn't without its humor. However, in general it is a mess of movie; loosely constructed, making little to no sense, and, what is worst of all, not even all that funny. I had to fight off sleep to keep consciousness during the movie, something I almost never have to do. I actually got to the point where I couldn't wait for it to end. Not the worst film ever made, but save your money. Rent it if you must.
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In English only Aug 13 2011
Format:DVD
Pourquoi les films sur DVD vendus au Canada ne sont pas tous en français et en anglais... nous les francophones sommes la plus part du temps obligés de se servir des sous-titres en français...
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When your castle is blown up, it's back to the spy game.... Feb 10 2004
Format:DVD
Great movie! Sir James Bond played by David Niven is forced back into espionage after his hedonistic lifestyle is so rudely interrupted by a British army 81mm mortar team who proceeds to blow up his perfectly splendid castle. Bond prefers a life of luxury to the dangers of espionage but alas, it's back to the good old Walther PPK 7.65mm and the cloak and dagger for 007. As Dr. Michael Lim the Travelling Gourmet, I too appreciate the finer things in life. I think all fans of Bond do too. The music is remarkable. This is THE movie where that immortal and hauntingly seductive song, by Burt Bacharach, "The Look of Love" reaches deep into your libido and psyche, especially when you hear it for the very first time. My old friend, the late Derek Nimmo (of BBC's Just a Minute) fame is in this movie too as a would be Bond under the tutelage of Sir James himself. If you see the current Austin Powers movies you'll see where the scipt writers got many of their ideas from. Beautiful and seductively voluptuous women abound as in all 007 movies. In those days, men were men and women were not pale, anaemic anorexic skin and bone creatures but lovely, curvaceous and meaty damsels. Bring back the real women I say to Hollywood film makers! This spook spoof will put a smile on your lips and cheer you up no end. Certain scenes like when Sir James demonstrates how things should be done are really hilarious. Above all, the classic British ideal of stiff upper lip, always remain calm and unruffled no matter what, and carry on regardless...comes through all the antics, bombs, blondes and bullets. David Niven comes a very close second to Patrick Macnee (The Avengers) when it comes to playing cool, calm and collected English gentlemen. And so, what's next? As Austin Powers would say, "Yeah, Baby, Yeah!!!" By Dr. Michael Lim The Travelling Gourmet ENJOY!
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Published on Feb 4 2004 by Bryan A. Pfleeger
Swingin' 60s on Film!
Funny! Despite it's bad reputation, if you are a NON-square, ya gotta check this out. Lots of in-jokes, droll humor and laugh-out-loud stuff. Read more
Published on Jan 9 2004 by SeaWasp
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Though it superficially follows the Ian Fleming novel, this is my favorite Bond movie. It's actually three directors' spoof of the Bond movie craze. Read more
Published on Nov 1 2003 by J. Martin
Excellent '60s Magic; Acid Soaked Bond Spoof
As a '60s afficionado I finally got around to seeing this great psychedelic mindblower of a film. It starts off slow....enter Ursula Andress. Read more
Published on Oct 20 2003 by Adam Bernstein
"Casino Royal" not "Austin Powers"
This movie is horrible....first off....even with a HDTV and Surround Sound, I still could not hear the dialouge....damn English accents are just too thick for me to enjoy.... Read more
Published on Aug 25 2003
-----1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000STARS!!!!!!!
A HORRIBLE FILM! I COULD NOT GET THROUGH THE WHOLE MOVIE WITHOUT LITERALLY FALLING ASLEEP! IF ANY OF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THIS MOVIE I WILL TELL YOU RIGHT NOW THAT YOU ARE NOT MISSING... Read more
Published on July 31 2003 by "staticsqurril"
Kick's Austin Powers to heck and back!
THIS is ENTERTAINMENT!! Rock on! I loved the german expressionist whatever part of the film, utterly hilarious!
Published on Jun 14 2003 by Uh huh.
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One of the great things about DVDs is that occasionally the extras are really worth it. In this case one of the extras is the original production of Casino Royale as it appeared... Read more
Published on May 13 2003 by Joshua Koppel
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Published on April 6 2003 by Gary F. Taylor
Casino is Royale
I have loved this movie from the time I saw it in 1967. I was 7 years old at the time, although not understanding all I loved the images and the music. Read more
Published on April 5 2003 by Lily Dale
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