James Bond fans can save big on a few awesome 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray box sets during Amazon’s Cyber Monday sale. For the best value, check out The James Bond Collection, a 24-film Blu-ray box set for only $55 (was $120). The James Bond Collection offers incredible value–even if you buy one of the 4K Blu-ray box sets. That’s because only the 007 movies starring Daniel Craig and Sean Connery are available on 4K Blu-ray. The Daniel Craig 5-Film 4K Blu-ray Collection is discounted to only $35 (was $90), and the Sean Connery 6-Film 4K Blu-ray Collection is down to $80 (was $105).
The Connery 4K box set is substantially more expensive because it launched earlier this year. That said, if you’d like to watch a few classic Bond films from the 1960s without committing to the full collection, Amazon is offering massive discounts on the recently released standalone 4K Blu-rays of each movie.
Sean Connery Bond Movies on 4K Blu-ray:
Check out the three James Bond box sets below before these deals expire. Amazon’s Cyber Monday sale ends December 1.
$55 (was $120)
The James Bond Collection is a 24-film box set collecting Dr. No (1962) through Spectre (2015). At the current $55 price, you’re paying $2.29 per movie. Each film is displayed in 1080p HD and supports DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround sound. Unlike some budget-friendly box sets with a ton of movies, every film in The James Bond Collection is on a separate Blu-ray disc. The movies alone would be a bargain at this price, but The James Bond Collection also comes with over 120 hours of special features.
The discs are packaged in a slipcase with three oversized plastic cases. The box comes with a white slipcover featuring each of the six James Bond actors in their title card poses.
The only Bond movie from the Eon Productions catalog not featured in this box set is Daniel Craig’s final appearance as 007, the 2021 film No Time to Die.
Complete your Bond Blu-ray collection:
$35 (was $90)
Alternatively, you could complete your James Bond collection by picking up The Daniel Craig 5-Film Collection on 4K Blu-ray for only $35. This is a 10-disc set featuring the five most recent Bond films on 4K Blu-ray and 1080p Blu-ray:
- Casino Royale (2006)
- Quantum of Solace (2008)
- Skyfall (2012)
- Spectre (2015)
- No Time to Die (2021)
The 4K UHD editions of all five movies support Dolby Vision and HDR10. The first three movies have DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, while Spectre and No Time to Die offer Dolby TrueHD 7.1. No Time to Die is also compatible with Dolby Atmos. Hours of behind-the-scenes content from the standalone editions are included on the 1080p Blu-ray discs.
The Daniel Craig 5-Film Collection is also available on DVD for $21. Prior to No Time to Die’s release, Warner Bros. released 4-Film Collections on Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray.
$80 (was $105)
Until this year, only Daniel Craig’s Bond movies were available on 4K Blu-ray. That changed in June with the Sean Connery 6-Film Collection. This is the only one of the three box sets that still comes with digital copies of the movies, but unlike the Daniel Craig Collection, it does not include standard Blu-ray discs.
The films were restored in native 4K (2160p) resolution from the original camera negatives. All six movies support Dolby Vision and HDR10 as well as three audio formats: Dolby Atmos, Dolby TrueHD 7.1, and DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Mono. Special features include optional audio commentaries, various featurettes and retrospectives, and galleries of promotional materials.
This collection released in June alongside a Steelbook Library Collection edition that sold out at launch (sadly).
Save over 50% on classic Bond films.
In September, all six Sean Connery films from the box set received standalone editions for $30 each. For its Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales, Amazon has dropped the price of five of the films to $13-$14, and the only one that’s not more than 50% off is Dr. No for $17.
Buying all six Sean Connery Bond movies separately would cost you roughly $85 right now. The extra five bucks might be worth it for those who want individual cases for each movie.
Sean Connery reprised the role of 007 in 1983’s Never Say Never Again. It’s not in the collection or the list above because it wasn’t made by Eon Productions. Never Say Never Again is one of only two Bond movies outside the Eon umbrella. The other was 1967’s Casino Royale starring David Niven.
Eon Productions sold creative control of the movie series to Amazon MGM Studios earlier this year. We still don’t know who the next James Bond actor will be or when the first Amazon MGM Studios-led movie will arrive, but hey, at least a new James Bond video game launches next March.
