Sky to screen entire James Bond collection in HD

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Don your tuxedo, holster your Walther PPK, shake up a vodka martini and kick back to enjoy every one of 007’s cinematic adventures in HD. Sky has snapped up the rights to screen high definition versions of all the James Bond movies to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the very first Bond film, Dr. No.

It’ll be the first time that HD versions of the Bond movies have been broadcast uninterrupted, thanks to Sky’s Anytime+ service and the Sky Go app for iOS and Android.

The cinematic Bond extravaganza is set to begin in October, preceding the October 26th release of the newest Bond movie Skyfall – giving you plenty of time to brush up on your cheesy one-liners and Bond villain trivia before the Martinis are ordered.

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