Casino Royale

Things pick up a little bit when Orson Welles, Peter Sellers, and Woody Allen stumble into the scene, but the total experience remains boringly incoherent.

Despite being not officially a Bond film this is good solid, entertaining action.

Poor 007 is now lost in a hall of distorting mirrors.

Peter Sellers has some amusing gags as the gambler, the chance of dressing up in various guises and a neat near-seduction scene with Ursula Andress.

Out of five directors -- only McGrath manages to connect with this brontosaurian James Bond parody.

Even less amusing than the more 'serious' Bond films.

On paper, this film had all the elements to be something unique and interesting but at every point makes the worst choice it can.

many a Sunday afternoon television viewer has tried to puzzle out the strange, compromised, parallel narrative here, with barely a scene in which the various stars actually interact

A tone-deaf spoof. Woody Allen steals the show.

A few innovative sets, a wealth of eye-popping colors, and oodles of bared midriffs can't redeem this juvenile experiment in adolescent fantasy.