No Time To Die

2022 - 4 - 8

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All James Bond movies returning to cinemas for anniversary ... (Radio Times)

James Bond is returning to the big screen sooner than expected, following the announcement that all 25 Bond films will be released in cinemas.

The announcement follows hot on the heels of Bond retrospectives at both the recent Oscars and the BAFTAs, in addition to the release of Daniel Craig's final outing as the MI6 agent in the hit No Time To Die. "In 1962, Sean Connery introduced Ian Fleming’s character to cinema audiences. It continues: "The films will be screening in stunning 4K and will screen chronologically at Vue and Odeon Cinemas across the UK and Ireland starting mid-April with the 60th Anniversary of Dr. No, through to No Time To Die in October, alongside other celebratory programmes at selected cinemas nationwide."

All 25 James Bond Movies Coming To Amazon Prime Video This April (Screen Rant)

Based on Ian Fleming's novels, the historic Bond film franchise dates all the way back to 1962 when it began with Dr. No starring Sean Connery in the lead role.

Thus, it was only a matter of time before the Bond movies made their way on to Amazon's streaming service in an effort to bolster their offerings. The news was first reported by British publications which has led to speculation that the movies will only be available to stream in the United Kingdom, which makes sense since Bond is a British franchise at its core. This includes all 25 canonical films, which excludes the non-Eon entries – 1967's Casino Royale and 1983’s Never Say Never Again. Unfortunately, the collection will only be available to stream on Prime Video for a “limited time.”

All the James Bond films are coming to Prime – here's when you can ... (TrustedReviews)

Here is how to watch No Time to Die, and all the other James Bond films, on Amazon Prime over here in the UK.

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No Time to Die and other James Bond movies' Prime Video release ... (digitalspy.com)

James Bond movies (25 out of 27) are arriving on streaming platform Prime Video later this month.

"Work sessions on Skyfall and Spectre were like hearty discussions around the dinner table, with Barbara Broccoli and her half-brother Michael Wilson letting all the unruly children talk. "Please let 007 drink his martinis in peace. "When I heard this news, a chill went through me," he wrote.

Entire James Bond Collection Is Coming To Prime Video UK (Cord Busters)

The entire James Bond collection of films, including 'No Time To Die', is coming to Amazon's Prime Video streaming service, at no extra cost to subscribers.

- Moonraker - Thunderball - Goldfinger

All 25 James Bond movies are coming to Prime Video next week (BGR)

This includes all the Daniel Craig movies — even No Time to Die, which hit theaters last October. The only missing entries are the 1967 Casino Royale (starring ...

MGM has been responsible for the creation of some of the most well-known and critically acclaimed films and television series of the past century. We have little idea what the future of the James Bond film franchise looks like in the wake of No Time to Die and Amazon’s MGM acquisition. If you’ve been looking for somewhere to binge the James Bond movie catalog, the search is finally over.

No, Mr. Bond: I expect you to watch! Amazon Prime will soon have ... (1430wcmy.com)

Prime recently acquired every movie in MGM’s 4,000 movie library, among them the cinematic exploits of Ian Fleming‘s iconic MI6 agent. Starting April 15, the streaming service will have access to every canon film in James Bond’s 25-movie history, from 1962’s Dr. No to 2021’s No Time to Die — meaning you can re-watch the adventures of every guy to hold the license to kill: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and Craig. As 007 fans know, 1967’s version of Casino Royale, starring David Niven and Woody Allen (!), and 1983’s Never Say Never Again, which had Connery reprising the iconic role, aren’t considered “official” Bond films.