The James Bond Collection on Blu-Ray
Summary: If you're a fan of the James Bond series, you'll want to consider buying a James Bond collection on Blu-ray. The movies in these special box sets are a great way to relive those memorable moments and feel like you're a part of the Bond universe.
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From Russia With Love
The James Bond Collection Blu-ray From Russia With love looks spectacular. Encoded in AVC Mpeg-4, the film is presented in full 1080p resolution. Despite being 46 years old, the film still looks surprisingly fresh. The transfer is clean and there's barely any edge enhancement. The black levels are deep, and the colors are vibrant. Overall, this Blu-ray is well worth purchasing.
The film features a number of Bond moments that have become iconic throughout the series. Among the most memorable are the gypsy girl catfight, the bad guy trying to escape through a poster of Anita Ekberg, and the helicopter attack on Bond on foot. This sequence is influenced by Hitchcock's 'North by Northwest.' The film also features two SPECTRE operatives, Rosa Klebb (a former KGB agent) and Kronsteen (a chess master who reports directly to Blofeld).
From Russia With Love cemented Bond's status as a major cinematic icon during the 1960s, and it paved the way for the 007 phenomenon in 1964. While it is not the most representative Bond movie, it's an enjoyable action adventure. And unlike other 007 movies, it has a clear sense of justice.
Although the film's original mono soundtrack is no longer available, a new 5.1 remix is available. This mix makes good use of rear directional effects. Though it shows the limitations of the sound recording technology of the 1960s, the remaster gives a well-balanced surround experience.
The James Bond Collection Blu-ray From Russia With love offers a wide range of bonus materials, including an MI6 Commentary hosted by John Cork. This documentary is an engrossing look at the film's production. While a few of the supplements are not particularly interesting, many are informative.
Dr. No
If you've been wanting to own a remastered James Bond film, you're in luck. MGM/UA Home Video and 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment have teamed up to release the James Bond Collection. The remastered films include Dr. No, the first James Bond movie, and three other classic films. Each movie is available separately or in a three-pack.
First, you can watch a promotional ad for Dr. No in 1963. This black-and-white ad was meant to sell the film and Sean Connery as Dr. No. You can also enjoy the textless version of the opening credits, which is included in both the DVD and Blu-ray versions.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service is a classic James Bond film, starring Sean Connery. This action-packed movie is filled with amazing stunts and nonstop thrills. The film is a classic that will be treasured for many years to come.
In addition to the main film, the collection also includes a few bonus features. Theatrical Archive includes four vintage trailers that feature Sean Connery's narration. Two TV spots are also included. In addition, there's the Image Database, which contains publicity stills and behind-the-scenes shots.
The James Bond Collection includes movies like Casino Royale, Goldeneye, and Skyfall. These films are often packed with memorable phrases, as well as a thrilling showdown with the villain. And of course, Bond gets the girl. So, you can't go wrong by watching any of these movies.
From Russia with Love (1963) is another classic James Bond movie. This film features beautiful women, exotic locations, and the villainous SPECTRE organization. The film also features a heart-stopping boat chase, a brutal helicopter attack, and a brawl aboard the Orient Express.
GoldenEye
The James Bond Collection Blu-ray GoldenEyre marks the first time the spy film has been released on Blu-ray. The set includes all twenty films in the James Bond series. It features interactive menus and photo galleries, as well as an exclusive Attache Case. If you're a fan of the films, you'll enjoy this new release!
GoldenEye is probably the best Bond film Pierce Brosnan has ever made, and despite its flaws, it's still an enjoyable experience. Nevertheless, the video and audio quality aren't the best, and the bonus features are unimpressive. However, if you're a fan of the Bond franchise, GoldenEye is a must-have.
GoldenEye is a 1995 spy film starring Pierce Brosnan. It was directed by Martin Campbell. The story was written by Michael France, after Broccoli stepped down from his role at Eon Productions. Broccoli later died, but his widow Barbara took over as producer.
This collection is ideal for fans of the spy, and includes all 22 Bond films on Blu-ray. In addition to this, it features 130 hours of bonus content and never-before-seen content from the Bond archives. Plus, there's a slot reserved for a future Bond film.
Besides GoldenEye and Skyfall, the James Bond Collection Blu-ray GoldenEyé also includes Spectre, which was released on Blu-ray in 2016. This collection is available exclusively on Amazon. It includes 120 hours of special features, including two all-new featurettes and a 90-minute documentary. The collection also includes an exclusive Bond mini-book.
The plot centers on a Soviet-era satellite armed with a nuclear electromagnetic pulse, code-named GoldenEye. The two leaders of the Janus crime syndicate, Janus, are suspected of launching the attack. Moreover, they must gain access to a high-level military facility in order to build the weapon. To accomplish this, Bond must work with an ex-KGB agent named Valentin Zukovsky.
Licence to Kill
Licence to Kill is a must-have addition to any Bond collection. The film showcases Bond's ability to keep up with the times, battling relatable villains. It's also a fun movie to watch with the whole family. Here are a few highlights.
The picture quality is excellent throughout. Licence to Kill looks fantastic, with excellent black levels and contrast, good detail and color heat, and near-reference clarity. The skin and clothing textures look ultra-realistic, and the action is well-detailed and has plenty of nuance. Although 'Licence to Kill' is a classic Bond film, it has a slightly rough edge.
The collection covers all the films starring Bond, from Dr. No to the latest installment, "Spectre." Unlike many other collections, the Licence to Kill James Bond Collection Blu-ray is not a curated set. You can choose the films you want, and the collection includes every Bond movie from 1962 to the present. There is a selection of new releases as well.
'Licence to Kill' comes in a standard keepcase with slipcover. The second film in the collection, 'The Man with the Golden Gun' is released in Steelbook packaging. This version contains a fully uncensored version of the film. This means you can watch it in its entirety, restoring all of the violent bits that were previously removed. 'The Man With the Golden Gun' also includes a martial arts school scene, and an exciting automobile chase through Bangkok.
In the opening film of the Licence to Kill James Bond is on a social engagement, serving as best man to a bride. Before the wedding, Bond arrests a Colombian drug lord, Franz Sanchez (Robert Davi), but bribes his way out of custody. In the end, he and his men kill Leiter.
Skyfall
The James Bond Collection Blu-ray Skyfall has everything you want in a James Bond movie, from the sexy girls to the nefarious villains. It contains all the films from the James Bond series, with special features and a 90-minute documentary, EVERYTHING OR NOTHING: THE UNTOLD STORY OF 007, included. It also includes an exclusive poster book.
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