90 films on 110 discs spanning from the 1940's (Woman in the Window) to the 21st century (Hotel Rwanda). There are a few turkeys in here, but most are very good films in widescreen and 2-disc editions if available.

One disc treatments of each film. The gift sets give you two-disc treatments of some films.

One disc treatments of each film.

Only Rocky is in either of the big gift sets. If you can settle for single disc editions of these films, this is very economical.

Pocketful of Miracles is in the United Artists Super Deluxe Giftset. The rest of these are not in other DVD sets.

First of four volumes of 5 bond films. Each is in a double disc edition. All four volumes have films that spand the 40 plus years of Bond films, so you can't collect one or two volumes of just your favorite actor in the role of Bond.

A collection of Vincent Price films in time for Halloween. The Dr. Phibes films are my favorites, a perfect blend of camp and horror.

An enjoyable collection of early Cooper films, including one silent.

Two strange decisions here - to not include "The Return of the Pink Panther" (1975), made while Peter Sellers was alive, and to include "Trail of the Pink Panther" which was not funny at all and made after Sellers had died.

The early years of Woody Allen, including his Diane Keaton years and his Best Picture winner Annie Hall.

The middle and, in my opinion, the peak Woody Allen films encompassing most of the movies that costarred Mia Farrow.

"Fistful of Dollars" and "Good,The Bad,& the Ugly" are in the Super Deluxe gift set.

There aren't lots of extras in this set - the Coen Bros. just don't do commentary tracks ordinarily. These films are among their very best.