The best Bond movie ever! Panned by critics, but who cares. Roger Moore still played Bond effectively seven films later, Christopher Walken as the most insane and demonic Bond villain, and one of the most outrageous, over-the-top, yet well conceived and well executed plots.

There's no doubt that Lazenby is not a refined actor in anybody's mind, but this movie had the most action out of any Bond movie ever made! Although not a demonstration in world class acting, the movie has enough other merits to more than make up for it. Everything about this movie, from the action, to the plot, to the romantic scenes, is executed beautifully.

Bond revolutionized! It was doubtful whether or not the series would recover from the dreadful Die Another Day, but Casino Royale literally blew peoples minds. A solid story, great dialogue, and gritty and realistic action sequences.

After two mediocre Bond movies, this movie is the one that really jump-started the Bond series for the next two decades, and solidified Moore's career as Bond. A wild plot, great action sequences, and the debut of Jaws!

Dalton was a great Bond, and he really melted into the role from day one, but this movie was just missing a little something. The movie starts out with the groundwork for a great plot, but towards the halfway point of the movie, the plot turns to scrambled eggs, and the ending doesn't do the movie any justice. A bit of a letdown in an otherwise great movie.

Other than the iconic carnival house duel sequence, this movie suffers from being average. It's definitely not a bad Bond movie, yet at the same time it doesn't really push the envelope either.

Connery's best Bond movie, in my opinion. This had more action that any of his other Bond movies, and one of the wildest plots. Largo was a bit bland as a Bond villain but overall it didn't hurt the movie much.

Typical 60's Bond. Not very exciting by today's standards, but good for the time. Russian cold-war stereotyping at its absolute worst. The intense fight scene in the train near the end made it all worth it though, as well as Bond's nymphomaniac Russian girlfriend.

Now what would any Bond movie be without stereotypical Russian cartoon characters? All we need now is Boris, Natasha, and Bullwinkle the Moose. I will say this is probably Brosnan's best Bond movie, but that's not to say alot. None of Brosnan's movies are really anything to write home about, really. I think Brosnan is quite possibly the most overrated Bond except for Connery.

Painfully average. This movie just screams average Bond movie. Action scenes with Michelle Yeoh, as well as some memorable stunt sequences spiced things up a little bit, but bland performances by Brosnan, Hatcher, and Pryce dulled the movie down quite a bit.

Connery had become too complacent with his role as Bond at this point. He looks bored throughout the entire movie, and. This was arguably the first Bond movie that started the trend of over-budgeting and building all of the over-extravagant sets. This was not cinema, this was spectacle.