Spy movies and television shows come in all flavors, from highly realistic to completely ridiculous. We discuss spy movies old and new, from established crowd-pleasers to cringe-inducing fringe flicks, and draw the connections between all of them.
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Spy movies and television shows come in all flavors, from highly realistic to completely ridiculous. We discuss spy movies old and new, from established crowd-pleasers to cringe-inducing fringe flicks, and draw the connections between all of them.
We’re adding a low budget B-movie to our collection of spy stories this time. This made-for-tv production is admirable for how high it aims in terms of futurism, but falls flat in terms of tradecraft. Director Colin Budds explains how he tried to thread the needle between an ambitious script and a restrictive budget and time frame in a special Bonus interview HERE.
At the time of recording, the only place to watch the film Max Knight Ultra Spy is here.
Our next topic will be the TV series The Recruit, Season One. A semi-comedic look at the CIA as a nest of office intrigue where everyone’s #1 job is to cover their ass.Available to watch for free on YouTube here.
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Spies Like Us Podcast
Spy movies and television shows come in all flavors, from highly realistic to completely ridiculous. We discuss spy movies old and new, from established crowd-pleasers to cringe-inducing fringe flicks, and draw the connections between all of them.
