The hype for Mission: Impossible 8 intensified on Sunday and Monday.

What's the state of the James Bond film franchise? Nobody really knows.

This weekend the Daily Mail showed how the British tabloids are ill-equipped to report on the future of the Bond film franchise.

A View to a Kill, which debuted in 1985, was historically important to the 007 film series but also was a mixed bag.

A View to a Kill may not have been the 007 Roger Moore deserved but it's the one he got.

Try, try again. The Times of London once again came out with a story about what's happening (or not happening) with Bond 26.

The Rhythm Section, an attempt by Eon Productions to do a non-Bond spy movie, marks its fifth anniversary this month.

An unusual footnote of the 1960s spy craze was Amos Burke, Secret Agent, which debuted in 1965 and was a continuation of the Burke's Law series.

Amid the 1960s spy craze, Get Smart emerged as a full-fledged comedy.

A new expanded Licence to Kill soundtrack has been announced by La-La Land Records and The 007 Store.