When it comes to action spy movies, I believe many people can blurt out some movie names, including the "007" series, the "Mission Impossible" series, and Vin Diesel's extreme ** series, as well as some movies such as stealing the day. 
The 007 series tells the story of James Bond, a member of the British Secret Intelligence Service. The series features a number of actors playing the 007 role, including Pierce Brosnan, Daniel Craig, and more. 
The Mission: Impossible series depicts the story of Ethan Hunter and his Impossible Missions, with Tom Cruise being an iconic character in the series. 
Extreme **" series - starring Vin Diesel, a masterpiece of tough guy movies, the fighting action is very ornamental, hormones, the film integrates extreme sports and espionage elements, creating a non-traditional ** image
Everyone has their own evaluation of spy war movies, but in my opinion, the ceiling of spy war movies is still a classic among the classics - "Spy Shadow" series 1-3, except for the fourth and fifth parts, four or five are just sets of IP to make money. Only Matt Damon's "Spy Shadows" 1-3 are classic eternity. 
It can be seen from the Douban ranking and score that "Spy Shadow 1" has a score of 86 ranks 246, and "Spy 2" has a score of 87 ranks 241, and "Spy 3" has a score of 88 ranks 169, and the ratings and rankings of each part have improved. This is very rare in a series of movies, and there are very few series of movies that are not unfinished, and it is commendable to make more breakthroughs than the other. 
Spy is a series of action thriller movies adapted from Robert Rudrum's **, the most well-known of which is Matt Damon as the protagonist Jason Bourne. This series of films redefines modern spy action movies with a unique style, which abandons the flamboyance and exaggeration of the traditional 007-style super **, and instead emphasizes realism, efficient action scenes and complex psychological depictions. 
The first series, Spy Shadow, was released in 2002 and was directed by Doug Liman and tells the story of former CIA Jason Byrne as he tries to regain his identity after losing his memory and uncovers the conspiracy behind it. The film has achieved great commercial success and high reputation for its tight plot, tense and exciting action scenes, and Damon's excellent performance of digging deep into the characters. 
Subsequently, Matt Damon went on to star in the series' sequels "Spy 2" (2004) and "Spy 3" (2007), further cementing Jason Byrne's status as a contemporary classic screen**. When we mention spy films, many people's first impression may still be the "007" series or the "Mission Impossible" series. However, no spy film franchise has had such a profound impact on the spy film genre over the past two decades as Spy Heavy. From the first installment in 2002 to the fourth installment in 2021, this series of films not only managed to portray the unforgettable character of Jason Bourne, but also set the industry benchmark in action, suspense, and plot. 
At the heart of the Spy series is Jason Bourne, a male protagonist who suffers from extreme memory loss. He is a man who has lost his identity and lost his way, but while escaping from the US ** Intelligence Agency, he also gradually discovers his true identity. This setting not only makes the film full of tension and suspense, but also gives the characters a deep emotional layer. The viewer experiences with Byrne the search for identity, the pain of confronting the past, and questioning one's own existence.
In addition to the compelling plot and character building, the series has also reached the pinnacle of spy movies in the handling of action scenes. Unlike other spy war films that are over-exaggerated and rely too much on special effects, the "Spy Shadows" series pays more attention to practicality and authenticity. From street chases to hand-to-hand combat, every action scene is carefully designed and realistically presented to make the audience feel as if they are in the middle of the action.
It is worth mentioning that the series also has a lot of innovations in shooting techniques. For example, with a hand-held camera and tight lens composition, each scene is filled with tension and realism. This approach not only engages the audience, but also adds a documentary-like texture to the film.
The entire "Spy Movie" series has not only created a modern hero image of tenacity, extraordinary skills and intelligence, but also amassed a huge fan base around the world with its solid script, innovative action design and deeply rooted interpretation of Matt Damon, and had a profound impact on subsequent action film productions.