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22 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
not bad value,
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This review is from: James Bond - 22 Film Collection [Blu-ray] [1962] (Blu-ray)
At £4 per film you cannot really complain, anybody who wants this will obviously buy it anyone who doesn't is not going to be swayed by a big lump of films they cannot stomach. I did wonder why after releasing the random selection of films on bluray that they did a few years back, they did not continue to drip release the remainder of the movies after. Either they were seeing how well the first tranche of releases went down or, more cynically, waiting for this 50 year anniversary to release the lot as it proves they are.I can't wait to get my hands on this box set, I just wish I had saved my £80 of Amazon vouchers I got for christmas rather than blowing it on underwear and haribo.
86 of 194 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Complete Eon collection to 2008,
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This review is from: James Bond - 22 Film Collection [Blu-ray] [1962] (Blu-ray)
The complete Eon Productions collection to 2008. What you get are:1. Dr. No, 1962, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed By Terence Young 2. From Russia with Love, 1963, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed By Terence Young 3. Goldfinger, 1964, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed By Guy Hamilton 4. Thunderball, 1965, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed By Terence Young 5. You Only Live Twice, 1967, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed By Lewis Gilbert 6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service, 1969, James Bond portrayed by George Lazenby, Directed By Peter R. Hunt 7. Diamonds Are Forever, 1971, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed By Guy Hamilton 8. Live and Let Die, 1973, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By Guy Hamilton 9. The Man with the Golden Gun, 1974, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By Guy Hamilton 10. The Spy Who Loved Me, 1977, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By Lewis Gilbert 11. Moonraker, 1979, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By Lewis Gilbert 12. For Your Eyes Only, 1981, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By John Glen 13. Octopussy, 1983, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By John Glen 14. A View to a Kill, 1985, James Bond portrayed by Roger Moore, Directed By John Glen 15. The Living Daylights, 1987, James Bond portrayed by Timothy Dalton, Directed By John Glen 16. Licence to Kill, 1989, James Bond portrayed by Timothy Dalton, Directed By John Glen 17. GoldenEye, 1995, James Bond portrayed by Pierce Brosnan, Directed By Martin Campbell 18. Tomorrow Never Dies, 1997, James Bond portrayed by Pierce Brosnan, Directed By Roger Spottiswoode 19. The World Is Not Enough, 1999, James Bond portrayed by Pierce Brosnan, Directed By Michael Apted 20. Die Another Day, 2002, James Bond portrayed by Pierce Brosnan, Directed By Lee Tamahori 21. Casino Royale, 2006, James Bond portrayed by Daniel Craig, Directed By Martin Campbell 22. Quantum of Solace, 2008, James Bond portrayed by Daniel Craig, Directed By Marc Forster What you don't get are : 23. Skyfall, 2012, James Bond portrayed by Daniel Craig, Directed By Sam Mendes - in the making, and due for release end of 2012, it's only natural that a collection released in 2012 doesn't include it. MGM1. Casino Royale, 1967, James Bond portrayed by David Niven - not made by Eon productions and therefore not considered "the collection" MGM2. Never Say Never Again, 1983, James Bond portrayed by Sean Connery, Directed by Irvin Kershner - not made by Eon productions and therefore not considered "the collection" Casino Royale 1967 and Never Say Never Again ARE James Bond movies, they're just not the Eon productions of it. Regardless of whether you liked or loathed it, they are still James Bond films, and some people do think of these two films as James Bond movies (especially Never Say Never Again, which had the same James Bond actor as many Eon productions' James Bond films)
1 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Hopefully new extras,
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This review is from: James Bond - 22 Film Collection [Blu-ray] [1962] (Blu-ray)
I'm glad to see that they are not screwing us on the price (under a fiver each) as I suspect that most of the people that will buy this set have already bought the DVD collection and the VHS collection before that. I hope they also reward these fans with plenty of HD bonus content.
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