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I choose a easy way. First change the .bin/.cue file to a standard .iso image. Then use the normal methods to mount or burn the image.

You can also use bchunk to convert bin/cue CD-images to iso Image.
bchunk movie.bin movie.cue movie

Then you can mount the iso image use:
mount -t iso9660 -o loop [isofile] [mountpoint]

To burn a CD, I use the GnomeBaker or Bracero CD Burner.

ref.: CD ripping and burning from the command prompt Howto

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