Due to some quibbles over rights, Never Say Never Again is effectively a remake of Thunderball. 2021’s long-awaited No Time To Die will be the 25th official James Bond movie (in other words, those produced by long-term rights holders Eon Productions), and there are two additional non-canon Bond movies: 1967 spoof Casino Royale, and Sean Connery’s 1983 comeback Never Say Never Again (the latter released the same year as Octopussy). Other movie franchises have nothing on 007 when it comes to longevity. Never Say Never Again (1983) UNOFFICIAL.How to watch the Fast and Furious movies in order.How to watch the Star Wars movies in order.How to watch the Marvel movies in order.You'll find the movies listed by release date, of course, but also the best to worst ranked by IMDb rating, as well as a valiant attempt to build a chronological order of the James Bond movies. With the long-awaited 26th entry in the 007 series, No Time To Die, finally arriving in theaters on September 30 (UK)/October 8 (US), we’ve raced through nearly 60 years of glamorous locales, femmes fatales and vodka martinis (shaken, not stirred, naturally) to explain how to watch the James Bond movies in order. Yes, you could watch them in release order, but what if you'd rather follow the story of Daniel Craig's Bond and skip Sean Connery? What if your definitive Bond is the quippy Roger Moore, with one eyebrow raised? And what if you'd rather skip the lesser entries in the series entirely? A View to a Kill and Die Another Day, we're looking at you. Watching the James Bond movies in order isn't as straightforward as it could be, though. It’s nearly six decades since Sean Connery first debuted in Dr No, and 24 (official) movies and six actors later, the Bond series remains one of the most popular franchises in movie history.

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