I Need WWE DVD Advice

[Waffel113]

OK, so I exchanged a Christmas gift for $100 in Best Buy Credit, and with it I bought an ESPN 30 for 30 box set and The Attitude Era 3 Disc Set.

However, I still have about 40 or so dollars left in credit and I want to get some more DVDs. Now I don't want to get Blu-Rays or PPV DVDs so here's what is left:

Brock Lesnar: Here Comes the Pain!
DX: One Last Stand
ECW Unreleased Volume 1
The Top 50 Finishers in WWE History
CM Punk: Best in the World
The Best of SmackDown 2010
The Best PPV Matches of 2012
The 100 Best Moments in Raw History

I believe I can buy two, so what would you guys recommend?

EDIT: Just remembered one I forgot, Falls Count Anywhere. So if you think that one is good, write it in the comments.

[kidglov3s]

You could get Best of Smackdown 2010 and DX: One Night Stand super cheap used or even new, relative to the others. WWE DVDs depreciate rapidly. I haven't really seen them except for the Smackdown one which I thought was pretty great. I think it would probably come down to your tastes more than anything. They're all kind of the same format. In your situation I think I would look at which sets I think I would enjoy the most that had the best price at Best Buy relative to the alternatives and get those.

[Waffel113]

I'm kinda surprised that I'm the only one to vote ECW Unreleased so far.

[JCBaggee]

Punk: Best in the World, and then go buy a used game. The rest of those are on Netflix.

Edit: Actually, my bad, Here Comes The Pain, The Best of SmackDown 2010, The Best PPV Matches of 2012 and The 100 Best Moments in Raw History aren't. My vote would go for 100 Best Moments in Raw History, as doesn't that one have the complete Raw 1000 on it? And I got Best of Smackdown 2010 at Wal-Mart a few weeks ago for $8 on Blu-Ray.

[Waffel113]

My family's subscription to Netflix perished as soon as it was realized that we were losing money to maintain it.

[Waffel113]

Dec 27, 2012 16:31:27 GMT -5 JCBaggee said:

Punk: Best in the World, and then go buy a used game. The rest of those are on Netflix.

Edit: Actually, my bad, Here Comes The Pain, The Best of SmackDown 2010, The Best PPV Matches of 2012 and The 100 Best Moments in Raw History aren't. My vote would go for 100 Best Moments in Raw History, as doesn't that one have the complete Raw 1000 on it? And I got Best of Smackdown 2010 at Wal-Mart a few weeks ago for $8 on Blu-Ray.

Yes it is. I reiterate, my mind is still blown that I'm the only vote for ECW Unreleased.

[percymania]

If you're buying two, I would recommend CM Punk: Best in the World and The Best PPV Matches of 2012

[Big Daddy Bad Booking]

The Punk and RAW BD's are the ones to get. Wealth of content, and in RAW's case, a special feature (the Legends of Wrestling) that shines above almost all other material. The others are fine, but wait until they are on sale.

[chazraps]

I voted ECW and CM Punk because (Lesnar excluded) the other ones often are dramatically priced lower at WWEShop.com through out the year, to the point where it makes more sense to get ECW and Punk (or Lesnar) from Best Buy as they're already as cheap as you're ever going to find them.

[8.2.11/SAVIOR_NEZ]

I'll echo the others and say that the CM Punk DVD is definitely worth it. It's one of the better documentaries they've done, and you get a really decent match selection. I also voted for the Brock Lesnar one. The documentary is the same as the one released in 2003, but the match selection spans his career. Most every important match Brock has had is on there.

[Deleted]

Brock Lesnar - Here Comes The Pain (I assume you mean the 3 disk expanded re-release) & Best PPV Matches of 2012.

Punk documentary is good but the choice of matches didn't blow my skirt up the same way the above two did.

[repomark]

The Punk dvd is one of the best documentaries they have done, and the Brock Lesnar dvd has a nice selection of matches.