Twenty-Two Is Quite Enough: Comprehensive James Bond Boxed Set Is Planned January 11, 2012, 8:59 am If you had to limit yourself to just one James Bond-related purchase for your Q-approved high-end home entertainment system, which would you pick? An early Sean Connery classic like "Goldfinger"? A contemporary Daniel Craig reboot like "Casino Royale"? Or what about a boxed set of nearly every Bond film that's been released over the last half-century? If you fall into that last category (and, presumably, have the financial backing of Her Majesty's government) there will soon be a DVD collection to suit your refined tastes. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and 20th Century Fox's home entertainment division announced that they are planning to sell a boxed set called "Bond 50," celebrating 50 years of the spy-movie franchise and containing Blu-ray versions of the 22 canonical James Bond films that have so far been released, starting with "Dr. No" (1962). That tally includes nine movies that have not previously received a Blu-ray release (like "You Only Live Twice"), but presumably not "Never Say Never Again," the 1983 Connery film that was not made by Eon Productions, the studio responsible for the Bond series, nor the 1967 comedy "Casino Royale," that starred David Niven as James Bond and Woody Allen as his nephew Jimmy Bond. It also does not include the coming Bond film, which really is called "Skyfall." No official release date or price was given by MGM and Fox, though amazon.co.uk said the "Bond 50″ boxed set would be available on Oct. 1 at a price of £89.99 (about $140).