In the 2006 remake of Casino Royale, Daniel Craig donned a tuxedo and drank shaken martinis for the first time as James Bond. Of course, the most iconic fictional spy of all time was going to kick off this list of spy films and television shows. Fortunately, a war hero named Rita Vrataski (Emily Blunt) may be able to crack the code for what's going on.Īpplauded for its clever script and sense of humor, Edge of Tomorrow is the perfect answer to a question nobody ever asked: 'what if movies were more like Halo?' Consistently entertaining, Edge of Tomorrow is one of those movies you shouldn't sleep on if you missed it in theaters. Rating: 94 (Rotten Tomatoes) Runtime: 2h 24m.

Hilariously, though, Cage finds himself in a Groundhog Day-like experience, as he keeps restarting from the point of enlisting. Now, though, he's being thrown into the field. If Goldeneye and Casino Royale director Martin Campbell remained on board with Brosnan and 007 in Bond 21, there is no question that the film would have still been a critically acclaimed masterpiece, just as both of his Bond movies are. In it, Cruise plays military officer William Cage who's been leading the charge against aliens - but only through propaganda. If you've just finished Minority Report (one of the best movies on Netflix right now), and you're in the mood for more Tom Cruise, then you need to see the under-seen (at least by my count) Edge of Tomorrow. O n the big screen, Daniel Craig has shown himself fully capable of taking on a British icon: a man of cool, cruel determination, mesmerising sex appeal and a fatally.

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