James Bond has always been a franchise built around reinvention, from Sean Connery’s cool precision to Roger Moore’s lighter touch and Daniel Craig’s bruised, emotionally exposed 007. Across 25 official EON films, the series has moved from Cold War espionage to globe-trotting spectacle without losing its signature Aston Martins, shaken martinis and elaborate villains. Now, the entire Bond back catalogue is back in the streaming conversation, giving fans a chance to revisit the franchise before the next era officially begins.

And with a new 007 movie taking shape behind the scenes, the timing could hardly be more Bond-like. Their return means viewers once again have a convenient way to revisit everything but where can viewers watch?

As of October 1, the James Bond films are available to stream on Prime Video, with the collection returning after its earlier run on the service. Current streaming listings confirm the Bond catalogue is back, although availability can vary by territory. Viewers should check their local Prime Video catalogue before settling in for a full 007 marathon.

Collider reported on the return of the movies to Prime Video, which is especially notable because Amazon MGM now controls the Bond franchise alongside the Broccoli family. Two unofficial Bond films sometimes appear separately in streaming collections: the 1967 spoof Casino Royale and Never Say Never Again. Prime Video’s October 1 lineup includes the Bond catalogue alongside other major film franchises, making this a particularly substantial library addition.

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The streaming shuffle therefore arrives at an intriguing moment: the old Bond films are back just as Amazon MGM is preparing to define what the next generation of 007 looks like.

That question is now the other half of the Bond marathon. Amazon MGM confirmed in May that the search for the next 007 was underway, with Denis Villeneuve directing and Steven Knight writing the screenplay. Villeneuve is expected to move to Bond after completing Dune: Part Three, giving the next film a filmmaker with a very specific visual language and a track record of handling large-scale franchises without losing their dramatic weight.

The studio has not officially announced who will inherit the Walther PPK, Aston Martin and famous codename from Daniel Craig.

Several names have circulated during the casting process, including Jack Lowden, Jacob Elordi, Paul Mescal and Harris Dickinson, while Callum Turner has also been repeatedly linked to the role. Each name has emerged through industry reporting and speculation rather than an official casting announcement, so the shortlist should not be treated as confirmation. The casting question also carries more weight than simply deciding who looks convincing in a dinner jacket. 

Until the studio makes the announcement, the names circulating around the role remain exactly that: candidates in a casting conversation, not the next Bond. For now, the safest way to spend the wait is with the films themselves. From Connery’s Goldfinger era to Craig’s Casino Royale reboot, there is plenty of 007 history waiting on Prime Video.

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