The entire catalogue of James Bond movies – including 2021’s No Time To Die – will become available to stream via Prime Video on April 15th. This marks the first time all the films have been included on a single streaming platform.

However, Amazon warns that the collection will only be available to subscribers “for a limited time”, without indicating any sort of time window.

The news follows Amazon’s recent $8.45 billion (€7.6bn) acquisition of MGM – the film studio responsible for the movies.

The 25 James Bond titles on Amazon will include:

• 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 A Kill
• The Living Daylights
• Licence To Kill
• GoldenEye
• Tomorrow Never Dies
• The World Is Not Enough
• Die Another Day
• Casino Royale
• Quantum Of Solace
• Skyfall
• Spectre
• No Time To Die

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