Tyler Sage

The one film in which he gets married and quits the Secret Service adds a lasting depth to the James Bond character.

With its focus on technological dystopia, 007's 1997 film feels like it could have been made yesterday.

Sequel was a self-aware meta-commentary on Burt Reynolds' time as a leading man coming to an end.

Richard O'Brien's musical has mounted the longest continual run in film history.

'Up in Smoke' follow-up continues drug-addled silliness - but even more drug-addled and silly.

The 1977 movie spent money to make money, relying on a bigger budget to reignite audience fascination with the British super-spy.

The ridiculousness of the second movie is matched by its entertainment value.

Whoa ... let's party on with the 1989 movie that helped define a generation of underachieving stoners.

The Roger Corman-produced cult classic established movie-making tropes that stand to this day.

The famous gonzo journalist only sold the movie rights to one of his articles because he needed the money and didn't expect it to get made.