Remember those scenic publicity photos released last month of Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista, and Léa Seydoux on location in the Austrian mountains of the Sölden ski resort where they were filming the new James Bond film Spectre? While the pictures were not stills from the movie, they did provide the first real look at the 24th James Bond film and penultimate installment with Daniel Craig as Bond.

Now, Sony Pictures has released a behind-the-scenes first look at footage from the upcoming James Bond film shot at the Sölden set. Watch the 2-minute video here below and check out the first image from the film as well, along with the official synopsis.

Every year, thousands of movies hit theater screens around the world and I’m usually only able to catch a handful during their entire theatrical run. Therefore, I have to be pretty damn selective when it comes to what I choose to spend that precious Fandango gift card I received for Christmas on to see. With that in mind, I have assembled a list of the 20 films that are most likely to chip away at the obsidian monolith that is my movie ticket budget.

As you may have already noticed, I took the subheading of this article from a quote often attributed to Terminator 2: Judgment Day: “The future is not set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves.” I suppose that’s my pretentious way of suggesting that one or more of the films on this list could turn out to be complete wastes of time, but we won’t know for sure until they’re released theatrically in the coming months.

Also, the release dates noted in the article are correct as of press time, but are subject to change.

Read on for my Most Anticipated Films of 2015…

This week, we saw the first photo of the set of Spectre, the 24th James Bond film and penultimate installment with Daniel Craig as Bond. But the image, posted to Twitter (see it here below), was only of a clapperboard embedded in the snow on what was the first day back at filming after a break.

Today, Sony Pictures has released photos of some of the principal cast members standing on the snow-covered Austrian mountains of the Sölden ski resort, where Spectre is currently filming before it moves on to other Austrian locations like Obertilliach and Lake Altaussee.

Check out the new photos here below.

“Bond 24” now has an official title — Spectre

Director Sam Mendes revealed the title this morning live from Pinewood Studios in the UK. You can watch the video of the announcement here below, and also check out the new teaser poster.

Main cast members and their roles for Spectre, which hits theaters on November 6, 2015, were also revealed.