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Our introduction to Bond confidently set the franchise’s standards, from gals to guns to orientalist baddies.

Tom Clancy’s main man is back in action, thwartin’ spies and unravellin’ lies.

He’s Matt Damon, he’s Jeremy Renner, he’s not quite sure who he is—and we love him for it.

The Russo Brothers affirm themselves as journeymen directors, despite some exciting action set-pieces.

Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans sport duelling facial hair in the Russo Brothers’ next blockbuster.

A torturously slow version of the iconic theme song soundtracks our first trailer, for a movie that’s torturously far away.

You can see Thandiwe Newton and Chris Pine’s onscreen chemistry visibly fizzing in this spy romance thriller.

Spy thriller reeks of Oldman’s sloppy, rank farts, threadbare socks and permanent whiff of disdain. In a good way.

Pine is lookin’ beardy and fine opposite Newton and Laurence Fishburne, in this Prime espionage thriller.

Just two films in comes a prequel that feels unasked for, even if it has entertaining moments.

Was it a fitting farewell for Daniel Craig? Or does the longest Bond movie ever outstay its welcome with a convoluted plot?

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