Daniel Craig’s $1.1B James Bond Movie Becomes Streaming Hit 13 Years Later

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Skyfall, the highest grossing entry of Daniel Craig’s James Bond career, is now excelling with viewers on streaming 13 years after it first hit theaters. Directed by Sam Mendes, Craig’s third outing as 007 remains one of his most acclaimed, with a story that follows the iconic British spy as he faces off against Raul Silva (Javier Bardem), a former MI6 agent.

After grossing a staggering $1.1 billion worldwide in 2012, Skyfall is now climbing the streaming charts on Prime Video. As of writing, the Bond film ranks as the eighth most popular film on the streamer in the U.S., coming ahead of titles like Culpa tuya (2024) and Saquon (2025).

Skyfall falls behind some other big titles, though, including Knight and Day (2010), A Working Man (2025), Craig’s own No Time To Die (2021), Maintenance Required (2025), John Candy: I Like Me (2025), and Play Dirty (2025). Our Fault currently occupies the number one spot.

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