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.
Guy Ritchie directs a reboot prequel of the TV series that rode the crest of the action spy mania of the 1960’s. The film is also set in the 1960’s with Henry Cavill and Armie Hammer reimagining the iconic roles of Napoleon Solo and Ilya Kuryakin. Alicia Vikander also stars as arguably a reimagining of The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. Find out where to stream it here.
We have previously discussed the TV series, find those episodes here: Part 1 Part 2
Our next topic will be Max Knight: Ultra Spy (2000). Australian B-movie featuring tons of cyberpunk flair and not a lot of actual spying. 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.
