BOND fans are set for a summer of spying as a treasure trove of films lands on British TV screens.
A top TV app will be serving up 25 movies – right from Sean Connery’s Dr. No up to ‘s No Time to Die.
The former released in 1962 while the latter in 2021, which means there’s nearly 60 years of cinema up for grabs.
It’s set to be available on MGM+, a lesser-known but increasingly popular streaming service.
The selection of Bond flicks is due to go live on the app from June 1, 2025.
And it’ll be available for a limited period across 32 countries, including the UK.
Sadly, MGM+ (owned by Amazon) isn’t free – you’ll need to purchase it as an add-on to Prime Video for £5.99 a month.
That means you already need to have Prime Video itself.
You can get that through a regular £8.99 , or as a standalone service for £5.99.
So the cheapest way to get MGM+ on a monthly basis – without any promotional offers, trials, or – is to pay £11.98.
It’s possible to claim a seven-day free trial right now as a new subscriber, however.
“This collection features thrilling 007 missions,”; MGM+ explains.
“Witness the evolution of cinema’s greatest spy through the decades.
“From Cold War classics and high-stakes glamour to gritty modern thrills. Including the unforgettable , gadgets, villains, and Bond Women that made cinematic history.”;
MGM+ called it the “ultimate spy saga”;, adding: “Six legendary actors. Sixty years of ground-breaking action. One unforgettable hero.”;
Here’s the full list of Bond movies coming to MGM+:
- 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
- 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
The Bond flicks were previously available on Amazon Prime Video.
But in 2024, they arrived on instead, and were totally free to watch.
Sadly the entire collection wasn’t available on-demand. Individual movies would only be made temporarily available after single airings.
Now they’re moving across to Prime Video, but you’ll need to pay for the app and MGM+ on top.
The Sun recently revealed the .
