Streaming sites have seen a lot of growth this year thanks to government and company-issued stay-at-home orders following the COVID-19 pandemic as people find new ways to entertain themselves.

While people are home, they’ve resorted to streaming services to binge-watch movies, tv shows, stream music to fight the boredom.

From Spotify, Showmax, Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Hulu, HBO, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube.

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YouTube is now streaming a bunch of James Bond movies on its platform for free.

All of James Bond movies including:

• Casino Royale(1954) starring Barry Nelson
• Dr No(1962) starring Sean Connery
• From Russia with Love(1963) starring Sean Connery
• Goldfinger(1964) starring Sean Connery
• Thunderball(1965) starring Sean Connery
• You Only Live Twice(1967) starring Sean Connery
• On Her Majesty’s Secret Service(1969) starring George Lazenby
• Diamonds Are Forever(1971) starring Sean Connery
• Live and Let Die(1973) starring Roger Moore
• The Man With the Golden Gun(1974) starring Roger Moore
• The Spy Who Loved Me(1977) starring Roger Moore
• Moonraker(1979) starring Roger Moore
• For Your Eyes Only(1981) starring Roger Moore
• Never Say Never Again(1983) starring Sean Connery
• Octopussy(1983) starring Roger Moore
• A View to a Kill(1985) starring Roger Moore
• The Living Daylights(1987) starring Timothy Dalton
• License to Kill(1989) starring Timothy Dalton
• Golden Eye(1995) starring Pierce Brosnan
• Tomorrow Never Dies(1997) starring Pierce Brosnan
• The World Is Not Enough(1999) starring Pierce Brosnan

Head over to youtube.com/watchbond to stream all of them.

If you’re not in the US, you’ll have to use a VPN like Betternet(desktop) or ProtonVPN app to watch them – these options are free.

You can choose to use paid VPNs like NordVPN or ExpressVPN to watch.

Go bingewtach them as we wait for No Time to Die which will be released next year on April 2.

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