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The name is Flix. Net-Flix. And it\u2019ll have your browsing preferences shaken, not stirred. Quips like those are probably flying around the streaming service today, as it\u2019s just added every significant James Bond film ever to its service.<\/p>\n
What does that mean? Well, it just added 26 of the 27 movies ever made. The one it\u2019s missing is 1967\u2019s Casino Royale<\/em> starring David Niven as Bond, which most people don\u2019t really count anyway. So, that aside, every film just arrived on the streamer, from Sean Connery\u2019s 1962 original, Dr. No<\/em>, all the way up until Daniel Craig\u2019s 2021 No Time To Die.<\/em> The title of which, spoiler alert, was not accurate.<\/p>\n Having written a streaming column for the better part of a decade (The Nerd\u2019s Watch! Check it out!) I can say that having all of the Bond films on a single streaming service is exceedingly rare. It\u2019s probably happened before at some point, but, usually, it\u2019s all of them up to the most recent one or two, which are in a different basket in terms of rights. Or, a streamer gets like four or five random ones, and that\u2019s it.<\/p>\n So this is a pretty big deal. It\u2019s an even bigger deal because it\u2019s Netflix\u2014the biggest streamer in the world\u2014and it comes at a time when one of Netflix\u2019s direct competitors, Amazon, owns the franchise. (At the moment, all the Bond films, including the first Casino Royale,<\/em> are technically available on Amazon\u2019s Prime Video, but not on its free streaming service. At least, not at the moment.)<\/p>\n There\u2019s no word on how long the Bond films will be available on Netflix, but usually they stay on here at least a few months. But they most certainly won\u2019t be on there like diamonds (forever). So if you want to go back through the years with 007, it\u2019s time to get on it.<\/p>\n Of course, these films will remain the only James Bond films for at least two or three more years. Director Denis Villeneuve is attached to direct the next film in the franchise, with a new actor playing the lead. He\u2019ll get fully started on that long process in early 2027, once he\u2019s completed work on his next film, Dune: Part Three.<\/em><\/p>\n Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, what\u2019s next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote><\/div>\n\n