Amazon Prime Video has stirred controversy after fans noticed James Bond’s signature firearm had been digitally removed from promotional artwork on the platform. Posters for classics like Dr. No and GoldenEye showed 007 without his gun, while other films like A View to a Kill and Spectre were subtly altered to crop or airbrush weapons out. Critics slammed the move as “cultural vandalism,” sparking backlash online — especially on James Bond Day (Oct. 5). Memes quickly followed, replacing Bond’s missing gun with random objects. After the uproar, Prime swapped the edited posters for stills from the films, though many images still avoid showing Bond armed. Amazon declined to comment.