Top Five DVD Box Sets For Christmas 2008

If you're shopping for a movie buff there are a million ways to keep him or her happy this holiday season.

$359.99 Sundance Channel Home Entertainment Collection

When I saw this collection at a friend's house I was overwhelmed. Featuring 20 of the Sundance Channels most loved movies, this complete Home Entertainment Collection features stars like Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Williams, Paul Bettany, Julie Davis, and Nick Chinlund.

$199.49 The Sopranos: The Complete Series

I love The Sopranos and I wish I had purchased this box set myself. Instead I am piecing the seasons together when I have the cash and spending a lot more than this box set costs. Staring James Gandolfini and Edi Falco, the HBO series The Sopranos mixes mafia and home life, marriage, family, love, and the ins and outs of organized crime. Be sure to pick up this complete series for the Sopranos lover on your holiday list.

$179.99 Seinfeld: The Complete Series

I would buy this series for my father if he didn't already own this DVD collection. Seinfeld, everyone's favorite show about nothing, runs in syndication quite frequently. However, these tend to be the same shows repeated ad nauseum. This 32 disk set is perfect for the friend, family member, or loved one on your list that loves Jerry, Elaine, Cramer, and George as much as my father does.

$99.99 Sex and the City Collectors Gift Set: The Complete Series

Shhh...don't tell, but I've got a certain someone on my holiday list who's getting this Sex and the City Collectors Gift Set. The cosmos fly as Carrie and the girls dish about men, love, and relationships in this hit HBO series. And now that the 7 seasons of the show has come to a close you can suprize your own city gal with all 20 disks. Wanna really make them squeal? Add newly released Sex and the City Movie to the set to make this a truly complete experience.

$59.99 Planet Earth: The Complete BBC Series

This stunning and groundbreaking BBC series brings the planet Earth to your living room. With a bias towards conservation, the 5 disk series captures scenes from nature that have never been witnessed by human eyes.