10 Bloopers in Casino Royale
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Casino Royale with Daniel Craig and Eva Green is one of the most loved movies from all the latest Bondiana. It was shot in numerous sets and keeps the viewers in tension and suspense almost constantly. However, the movie has a set of bloopers and illogical moves that undermine the viewer's understanding of a plot.
Bond is chasing a terrorist he needs to take alive. The terrorist has data about the bigger group of terrorists and so he must not be killed. Bond manages to drive the terrorist onto the construction site. Eventually, Bond gets the guy and instead of taking him safe and sound for the interrogation, he just shoots him.
Bond is not punished for breaking into M’s apartment and killing the guy they wanted alive. According to the movie, Bond is an average agent that still has things to learn.
The casino gambling in Casino Royale is very straightforward and unintriguing. The dealer calling a set “trip aces” undermines the viewer's trust in the movie.
Bond is given 10 million dollars to play a poker game. He joins Vesper Lynd in a train to get the money. He finds the amount of money ridiculous and unfair.
Bond has to create a password for the account with money. Vesper's name is chosen as the most unobvious and sophisticated option for a security code.
The movie Casino Royale is low-quality. The main bad guy Le Chiffre shows the most obvious tells in the world when he supposedly bluffs.
Bond is in a restaurant with Vesper. Vespe decides to leave because she got a message from Mathis. Bond follows Vesple because he thinks she is having problems.
Le Chiffre is not arrested after the game. Felix from CIA gives Bond money to beat Le Chiffsre.
Le Chiffre and Bond are found in the basement. A deus-ex-machina type guy breaks into the very basement and kills Le Chiffsre.
The Casino Royale movie is already long enough in the theatrical version. Many things were cut from the original director’s cut. If they have fixed the bloopers discussed above, the movie would have been so much better.
