Check out this video montage celebrating the 50 Years Of James Bond through fierce automobiles. The video is a trailer for the upcoming Bond 50 Blu-Ray box set that features all 22 films from the British series of spy films, beginning with 1962′s Dr. No starring Sean Connery to the latest 2008′s Quantum of Solace. The reel highlights the most recognizable automobiles from the film franchise all installed with the latest badass gadgets courtesy of Q.
The range of cars including Alfa Romeos, Bentleys and Audis, along with the signature Bondmobile the Aston Martin DB5. Through the explosions, chases and overall ass-kicking, these cars have become a staple to the spy series. The 50 Years Of James Bond reel provides extra excitement for the box set due out in September, a month before the release of the next installation Skyfall.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Automotive Legacy
- As the James Bond franchise celebrates 50 years of automobiles, there is a disruptive innovation opportunity to explore the intersection of classic cars and modern technology.
- Cinematic Nostalgia
- The Bond 50 Blu-Ray box set offers a chance to embrace the nostalgia factor and create modern interpretations of classic films and series.
- Gadget Integration
- The integration of cutting edge technology in these classic cars presents an opportunity to explore innovative ways to use technology in vehicles and create smarter, safer cars.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Film and Entertainment
- The Bond franchise has a huge cultural resonance and presents opportunities to engage with fans through innovative tie-ins and marketing collaborations.
- Automotive Manufacturing
- The Bond films have had a significant impact on the automotive industry and offer opportunities for car manufacturers to create specialized vehicles designed to appeal to consumers looking for high-performance and luxury cars.
- Mobile Technology
- As the Bond franchise continues to integrate cutting edge gadgets and technology into the films, there is an opportunity for mobile technology companies to explore new and exciting ways to incorporate these technologies into consumer products.
