Spy Movies

I finally managed to go and see Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 2… well, that is what it was...

Starring Rami Malek (Night at the Museum, Bohemian Rhapsody, No Time to Die, Oppenheimer) and a solid support cast including...

Released in 1971, Diamonds Are Forever would see Sean Connery return to the role of James Bond and also truly...

It is so easy to just pass over On Her Majesty’s Secret Service and ignore it as it is a...

Released in 1967, James Bond took a year break after Thunderball and came back with a bang in You Only...

In 1965, for the fourth year running, there would be a Sean Connery James Bond movie. Thunderball had a massive...

When I talked about From Russia with Love, I said that I had a hard time picking between that and...

Black Bag is a crime/espionage thriller brought to us by Steven Soderbergh. I saw a couple of trailers for this,...

We already looked at the legendary Sean Connery’s first outing as James Bond in 1962’s Dr. No, but now we...

Today I have a fun one for you, 1962’s Dr. No which is the very first time Sean Connery would...

We have looked at many of Roger Moore’s outings as James Bond already, but today we are going back to...

Released in 1974, The Man with the Golden Gun was the last James Bond movie directed by Guy Hamilton. This...

When it comes to the Roger Moore James Bond movies, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker are my two...

1987’s The Living Daylights did far better than 1985’s A View To A Kill at the box office so it...

The Roger Moore era of James Bond came to an end with 1985’s A View to a Kill, but that...

I have been having a blast going back and watching all the older James Bond movies. If you are keeping...

Released in 1981, For Your Eyes Only would be the fifth time that Roger Moore would play James Bond. Not...

Hmm, I recently watched the James Bond series back to back for the first time in years. Before this, I...

I know I am not exactly in the majority when I say this, but 1999’s The World Is Not Enough...

Following up from 1995’s GoldenEye was no easy feat for 1997’s Tomorrow Never Dies, but this is a movie I...

Not all that long ago I reviewed GoldenEye and in that review, I explained how that was really my “first”...

I had to drive a bit further than my local cinema to see Spy x Family Code: White as it...

I had a great time with The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. This is a Guy Ritchie (Sherlock Holmes, Aladdin, Wrath...

Even though I grew up in the 80s, James Bond was never a series that appealed to me. Here in...