For a limited time, 25 James Bond films will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video, following Amazon purchasing MGM.
The streaming war rages on, but Amazon have made a big move by bringing all 25 Bond films to their streaming service on Friday April 15. That’s at least 50 hours of British spy goodness at your fingertips.
The Bond films have never all been available to watch on a streaming service and even now, they will only be available for a specific time, so you’ll need to binge them quickly to avoid disappointment. There’s no official word on exactly when Sean Connery, Roger Moore & co. will depart Prime Video.
The 25 films include gems such as Dr. No, Her Majesty’s Secret Service, The World Is Not Enough as well as the newest Bond film, last year’s No Time To Die, which sadly marked Daniel Craig’s last outing as Bond. The only films not included are 1967’s Casino Royale and 1983’s Never Say Never Again as MGM does not hold the rights to these.
Amazon recently bought MGM for a whopping $8.5 billion, a deal that was in the making for nearly a year and has now been finalised. MGM’s catalogue includes more than 4 000 film titles and don’t even get us started on the 17 000 episodes of TV they own, marking this as a huge deal in the world of film distribution.
