Sean Connery helped turn the James Bond spy series into a blockbuster franchise in his third outing as 007, perhaps the most iconic film in the series.
Damon plays the great anti-Bond of Hollywood action cinema for his third and final time as he seeks to reclaim the identity stolen from him by the CIA.
The third film in the spy spoof series drops the groovy sixties secret agent into the disco playground of 1975 and introduces Michael Caine as his randy playboy spy dad.
This parody of classic James Bond and 1960s spy movies careens from gag to gag with such pop art color and energy that you don’t really mind when it misses the target.
Steven Soderbergh builds this collision of drive-in assassin action movie and sleek art-house conspiracy thriller around the talents of MMA fighter Gina Carano.
Plus crime comedy ‘Sprung’ on Amazon Freevee, horror film ‘Black Phone’ on Peacock, documentaries ‘Children of the Underground’ on Hulu and ‘The Princess’ on HBO Max, ‘Echoes’ on Netflix, Patton Oswalt in ‘I Love My Dad’ on VOD
Tony Scott directs the slick conspiracy cyberthriller but Gene Hackman owns it as the veteran NSA agent gone underground who takes on the new blood with old school skills.
Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys play deep-cover Soviet agents living as typical American suburban parents in Reagan’s America of the early 1980s in this fascinating domestic drama inside an espionage thriller.
