
The 24-Movie ‘James Bond’ Blu-Ray Collection Is Only $55 Right Now for Prime Day
The James Bond franchise was thrown for a loop last month when it was announced that Denis Villeneuve will direct the next James Bond film, with Tanya Lapointe signing on as an executive producer.
The news came after long-time producers and custodians Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli were announced to be stepping back and handing over control to Amazon MGM Studios. As part of the agreement, Wilson and Broccoli will remain co-owners of the iconic franchise, but Amazon MGM will have creative control.
Despite Villeneuve is set for the job, it’ll likely be at least a few years before we see a new James Bond — and Bond film — in theaters, but fans who are still craving some 007 action are in luck. The Complete James Bond Blu-ray Collection is currently 54% off on Amazon, meaning you can revisit the franchise’s earliest films from home.

AMAZON DEAL
The James Bond Collection
The 24-movie box set usually goes for $119 but is currently marked down to $55 for Prime Day. Considering the wealth of content included in the package, and the popularity of the Bond franchise in general, this is a deal you won’t want to miss.
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The comprehensive set includes every film except the latest installment (“No Time to Die“), starting with 1962’s “Dr. No,” starring Sean Connery in the titular role for the first time ever. Connery reprised his role as Bond in the next six films, followed by David Niven, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and, most recently, Daniel Craig.
The collector’s set, which boasts more than 4,000 rave reviews on Amazon, is the only one on the market to include 2015’s “Spectre,” the most recent installment before “No Time to Die.” Buy the complete package here before the limited-time deal ends.
Films Included:
- “Dr. No”
- “From Russia With Love”
- “Goldfinger”
- “Thunderball”
- “You Only Live Twice”
- “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service”
- “Diamonds Are Forever”
- “Live and Let Die”
- “The Man With the Golden Gun”
- “The Spy Who Loved Me”
- “Moonraker”
- “For Your Eyes Only
- “Octopussy”
- “A View to Kill”
- “The Living Daylights”
- “License to Kill”
- “GoldenEye”
- “Tomorrow Never Dies”
- “The World is Not Enough”
- “Die Another Day”
- “Casino Royale”
- “Quantum of Solace”
- “Skyfall”
- “Spectre”

NEWEST RELEASE
James Bond: The Daniel Craig 5-Film Collection
Fans can also watch the last five Bond films with this Daniel Craig Blu-ray collection, which features the extended, unrated edition of “Casino Royale,” plus “Quantum of Solace,” “Skyfall,” “Spectre,” and “No Time to Die” in 4K Ultra HD quality. Regularly $90, get the James Bond Blu-ray set on sale for just $53 here.
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