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  1. Who’s the best James Bond? I ranked all seven actors — from the forgotten first “Jimmy Bond” to the icon who defined the spy genre. See where your favorite lands.

    #JamesBond #SpyMovies #SeanConnery #DanielCraig #RogerMoore #PierceBrosnan #BondFans

    friendrewind.com/blog/ranking-

  2. Quando United Artists stacca l’assegno, non è per un kolossal: è per un filmino da un milione di dollari, girato in Giamaica per risparmiare e affidato a un ex muratore scozzese

    #JamesBond #DrNo #SeanConnery #cinema #spymovies #Bond007

    boomerissimo.it/2026/04/01/cer

  3. 🥂 Sharp suit, cold stare, and a license to… well, you know 😏
    Do you remember which film marked this British agent’s stylish debut?
    #TheMovieQuoteOfTheDay #Cinema #SpyMovies

  4. Ever wondered what James Bond would look like if he grew up in South London with a chip on his shoulder and better taste in trainers?

    *Kingsman: The Secret Service* takes the spy genre, flips it, and adds extra flair (and body count).

    #Kingsman #MovieTalk #SpyMovies

    Here’s my review:

    wornoutspines.com/2025/06/26/k

  5. Bulldog Drummond’s Secret Police (1939), a late entry in the series. There's hidden treasure, a cypher, secret passage-ways, good action scenes. Sounds like fun, but it isn't. It's dull. Spectacularly fails to capture the magic of the novels.

    My review: dfordoom-movieramblings.blogsp

    #30smovie #30smovies #1930smovie #1930smovies #spies #spymovie #spymovies #BulldogDrummond

  6. The Deadly Affair (1967), based on a John le Carré novel. James Mason is excellent as George Smiley. Has a drab depressing totally appropriate visual style. Effectively bleak, not bad but has major flaws and was predictably a box office flop.

    My review: dfordoom-movieramblings.blogsp

    #60smovie #60smovies #1960smovie #1960smovies #johnlecarre #spies #spyfilm #spyfilms #spymovie #spymovies #SidneyLumet #JamesMason

  7. The Fourth Protocol (UK, 1987 dir: John Mackenzie) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  8. Pascali's Island (UK, 1988 dir: James Dearden) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  9. Keeping Track (Canada/USA, 1986 dir: Robin Spry) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  10. Top Secret! (UK/USA, 1984 dir: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, Jerry Zucker) #1980s #Comedy #Film #SpyMovies

  11. The Jigsaw Man (UK, 1983 dir: Terence Young) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  12. The Whistle Blower (UK, 1986 dir: Simon Langton) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  13. Moonraker (UK/France/USA, 1979 dir: Lewis Gilbert) #1970s #1980s #JamesBond #SpyMovies

  14. Defence of the Realm (UK, 1986 dir: David Drury) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  15. The Falcon and the Snowman (USA, 1985 dir: John Schlesinger) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  16. The Amateur (Canada, 1981 dir: Charles Jarrott) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  17. London Weekend Television advertisement for The Spy Who Loved Me, 1982. #1980s #ITV #LWT #JamesBond #Film #SpyMovies

  18. Le professionnel (France, 1981 dir: Georges Lautner) #1980s #Film #SpyMovies

  19. I watched Argylle. I guess it does for spy movies what Jupiter Ascending did for space operas, but not as enjoyably. It has some fun moments, but didn’t quite hit the mark for me. If you want a VERY silly spy romance, this may be the film for you. John Cena was criminally under-utilized, though. I will say this much: the chase scene at the beginning of the movie is a wonderful parody of chase scenes. #movie #SpyMovies #Romance #comedy #action #Argylle

  20. The Little Drummer Girl (USA, 1984 dir: George Roy Hill) #1980s #Film #PosterArt #SpyMovies

  21. OSS 117: Mission to Tokyo 1966 is a lighthearted 1966 French eurospy movie. The world is held to ransom by a crime organisation with a super-weapon. Superspy OSS 117 is in Japan with two dangerous women to deal with. Energetic stylish fun.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #60smovie #60smovies #1960smovie #1960smovies #cultmovie #cultmovies #spies #spymovie #spymovies #spyfilm #spyfilms #eurocult #eurocultmovie #eurocultmovies #eurospy #eurospymovie ##eurospymovies #oss117 #frenchcinema

  22. Never Say Never Again (1983), Sean Connery's disappointing return to the role. A remake of Thunderball, it has its moments and it’s not terrible but it’s no more than a very average spy thriller and you expect a lot more from a Bond movie.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #80smovie #80smovies #1980smovie #1980smovies #cultmovie #cultmovies #cultcinema #spies #spymovie #spymovies #seanconnery #jamesbond #bondmovie #bondmovies #bondfilm #bondfilms

  23. Espionage excellence: Twenty of the best spy movies you can watch now

    Spy movies are always a treat in our house, and these twenty movies are some of the best you can watch now to scratch the spy itch.

    #spymovies #spies #movies #entertainment

    techaeris.com/2023/09/25/espio

  24. OSS 117: Mission for a Killer (1965), a solid French eurospy film that starts with a a series of suicide bombings in South America. Possibly the best of the OSS117 series. With three beautiful dangerous women. Stylish, and pure high-octane fun.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #cultmovie #cultmovies #60smovie #60smovies #1960smovie #1960smovies #spies #Spymovie #Spymovies #eurocult #eurocultmovie #eurocultmovies #eurospy #eurospymovie #eurospymovies #MyleneDemongeot #oss117

  25. This is considered a spoof of the spy genre, but it honestly isn’t any more outrageous than some of the future Bond films. (In fact, the plot isn’t too dissimilar to “Moonraker”.)
    Fun time with some good action, (even a gunfight ON Christ the Redeemer in Rio!) and a nod to Lady Penelope from ‘Thunderbirds’! #MovieReview #EuroSpy #SpyMovies imdb.com/title/tt0060592/

  26. Modesty Blaise (1966) is a movie misfire that is still interesting enough to be worth seeing. Nowhere near as good as the novels or comics. All the movie's problems could have been avoided by sacking Joseph Losey as director.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #cultmovies #cultmovie #60smovie #60smovies #1960smovie #1960smovies #psychotroniccinema #psychotronicmovie #spies #spymovie #spymovies #PeterODonnell #JosephLosey #DirkBogarde #MonicaVitti #comicbookmovie #comicbookmovies

  27. 📖 The special issue of the journal Intelligence and National Security, dedicated to "Intelligence and Culture", includes a paper by Rui Lopes discussing the role of the fictionalization of intelligence in the history of European transnationalism, with a focus on the boom of spy films in the 1960s.

    @histodons
    #histodons #Intelligence #CulturalStudies #FilmStudies #ColdWar #SpyMovies

    👉 Read it here: doi.org/10.1080/02684527.2022.

  28. Movies about spies have been popular since the silent era — who could resist these stories of secret derring-do? CrimeReads reckons war is an especially fertile backdrop for espionage tales. Here's their list of the best spy movies set in WWII.

    crimereads.com/7-great-espiona

    #Movies #Entertainment #SpyMovies

  29. The main problem with Carol Reed's NIGHT TRAIN TO MUNICH (1940) starring Margaret Lockwood is that you're going to compare it to THE LADY VANISHES with which it has a lot in common. Not as good as Hitchcock's film but a decent train thriller.

    My review: dfordoom-movieramblings.blogsp

    #classicmovies #classicmovie #1940smovie #BritishCinema #britishmovie #britishmovies #spymovie #spymovies #spies #MargaretLockwood #CarolReed

  30. Ice Station Zebra (1968), one of my favourite Alistair MacLean adaptations. More a low-key espionage drama than an action movie but there's suspense and danger on the ice and under it.

    Patrick McGoohan makes a fine spy hero. He gets good support from Rock Hudson and Ernest Borgnine.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #AlistairMacLean #cultmovies #cultmovie #60smovies #thriller #Spies #spythriller #spythrillers #spymovie #spymovies #Patrick McGoohan #RockHudson #ErnestBorgnine

  31. After watching various spy movies and detective shows, I now realize that I have no skills a criminal or a spy would find useful. My relatives are safe. No one is going to kidnap them to coerce me into creating a project plan. #spymovies #70sdetectives

  32. Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934), superior in every way to his ill-advised 1956 remake.

    This is a tense hard-hitting spy thriller and one of the first movies to deal with terrorism. One of Hitchcock's most violent movies.

    Great performances by all cast members with Peter Lorre the standout.

    My review: dfordoom-movieramblings.blogsp

    #FilmMastodon #classicmovies #classicmovie #AlfredHitchcock #Hitchcock #vintagethrillers #PeterLorre #spythrillers #spythriller #spymovies #spymovie #spies

  33. Fantomas (1964), first of the popular French Fantomas adventure/crime films. Superficially with a lot in common with the eurospy movies of the 60s. Certainly influenced by the success of the Bond movies.

    Based on the early 20th century Fantomas novels.

    Fantomas is one of the great diabolical criminal masterminds.

    Great stylish fun.

    My review: princeplanetmovies.blogspot.co

    #eurospymovies #eurospy #cultmovie #cultmovies #Fantomas #spymovies #spymovie #eurocultmovies #eurocult #MyleneDemongeot

  34. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) marked the beginning of the extraordinary run of great British thrillers made by Alfred Hitchcock in the 1930s. His first spy thriller.

    With Peter Lorre in great form as a sinister assassin, and the Albert Hall scene is one of Hitch's first great visual set-pieces.

    Much better than his ill-advised 1956 remake.

    My review: dfordoom-movieramblings.blogsp

    #hitchcock #AlfredHitchcock #classicmovies #thrillers #FilmMastodon #PeterLorre #spymovies #spies #spythrillers

  35. 7 spy movies to know me better

    Secret Agent, Alfred Hitchcock 1936
    Our Man in Havana, Carol Reed 1959
    From Russia With Love, Terence Young 1962
    Secret Mission Lady Chaplin, Alberto De Martino, Sergio Grieco 1966
    Billion Dollar Brain, Ken Russell 1967
    A Dandy in Aspic, Anthony Mann 1968
    Telefon, Don Siegel 1977

    #FilmMastodon #spymovies #hitchcock #alfred hitchcock #TerenceYoung #JamesBond #DonSiegel #AnthonyMann #KenRussell #LenDeighton #eurospy #eurospymovies #cultmovies #classicmovies

  36. What am I hoping for here? Discussions about classic movies, horror movies and cult movies obviously. Most cult genres from the 30s to the 80s. And vintage popular fiction genres. Mostly I like stuff that the mainstream regards as trash. So, some hashtags.

    #classicmovies #horrormovies #cult movies #eurocultmovies #driveinmovies #pulpfiction #vintagemysteries #scifi #noirfiction #filmnoir #spymovies #spyfiction #jamesbond #ianfleming #vampiremovies #gothichorror #hammerhorror #trashfiction

  37. Writing an official #introduction post that I can pin to my profile since I didn't use hashtags before. (I promise I WILL figure out Mastodon eventually!)

    I write #YA and #Adult #romcoms. My next book, THE SPY AND I comes out in 2024 from Berkley/Penguin Random House. I'm hoping to find some fellow #writing, #publishing, #author, and #romancelandia friends! I also like #nailart, #graphicdesign, and #spymovies (probably obvious since I wrote a spy book ...) Happy to be here!

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