James Bond Movies Leave Netflix in April

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Netflix just added the full collection of 25 James Bond movies to its lineup back in

January 2026, including all the Daniel.

Craig entries from Casino Royale to No Time to Die.

But fans only have until April 21st, 2026, to stream them in the United States, another

spots like parts of Europe and Latin, America.

This quick in and out comes from a short-term licensing deal with MGM, the franchise owner.

The films hit the platform for just three months, marking one of the briefest runs for such

a big catalog drop.

MGM landed in Amazon's hands back in 2022, after an $8,500,000,000 buyout.

Now Amazon shuttles the Bond library around via temp agreements, letting services like Netflix

borrow it before it heads back to Prime Video and MGM.

Plus, meanwhile, a fresh James Bond flick is brewing under Amazon's watch.

Screenwriter Stephen Knight shared that progress is going smoothly and fun, with a possible

2028 debut on the horizon, though no casting.

News?

Yet.

Bond enthusiasts should dive in soon on Netflix, as these classics wrap up their stay there,

and gear up for the next streaming adventure ahead.