Are you a James Bond fan or do you know someone who is? Then you might want to check out today's Blu-ray Deal on Amazon. You can get the 23-film collection of Bond films on Blu-ray Disc with HD digital copies included today only for $89.99 (save $210 off the list price). That's a whole lot of Bond, in Full High Definition for less than $4 a movie!
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(Friday, December 4, 2015 only)This critically acclaimed box set celebrates 50 years of the coolest secret agent to grace the big screen. The massive box set includes all 23 of the official Broccoli-produced Bond films and one disc of extras. But most importantly the films all look and sound better than ever before. The earliest films in the series underwent an extensive audio/video restoration process which included 4K scanning of the original negatives and creation of new surround sound tracks from the studio master tapes. It's a perfect gift for the Bond fan in your life, particularly if that Bond fan is you.
Our own Greg Robinson reviewed an earlier version of this set (before "Skyfall" was available on Blu-ray, and called it "a magnificent, must-have addition to any film lover's library." Read the full review here: Bond 50 Blu-ray Review.
From Dr. No to Skyfall, the set includes all of your favorite actors to don the Bond tuxedo: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and the latest Bond, Daniel Craig. Craig recently announced that "Spectre" will be his last Bond film, so the rumor mill is running rampant about who might take his place in any potential future Bond film. And speaking of "Spectre," there's an empty slot in the set where you can put "Spectre" once that is available on Blu-ray.
We've been making our way through this collection with our kids, and it's a joy to rediscover the classic Bonds all over again. "Dr. No" in particular looks incredible for a 50+ year old film and sounds better in a modern home theater system than it ever did in movie theaters back in the day.
Looking for bonus material? You'll find over 120 hours of that as well, including two all-new featurettes and a 90 minute documentary "Everything or Nothing: Untold Story of 007." It also comes with a nice Bond poster book as well as Digital HD copies of all 23 films.
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