The Best TV/DVD Combos 2025

1. Workaholics: Season 1 & 2 (Blu-ray)

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Workaholics: Season 1 & 2 (Blu-ray)

2. Super 8 [2 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2011]

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Rapper and actor Ice Cube's directorial debut, The Players Club comes to DVD with both a widescreen anamorphic transfer that preserves the original theatrical aspect ratio of 1.85:1, and an inferior standard full-frame transfer. Closed-captioned English soundtracks are rendered in both Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby Digital Surround. English subtitles are accessible. Supplemental materials include the original theatrical trailer, biographies of the cast and crew, and a pair of music videos, "We Be Clubbin" and "My Loved Ones." New Line has done a very good job with this release that will surely please fans of Cube, and may find the film a broader audience than saw it in the theater.

3. Hugo [Limited 3D Edition] [3 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [UltraViolet] [3D] [Blu-ray/DVD] [Blu-ray/Blu-ray 3D/DVD] [2011]

Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 3.06GHz; 512MB DDR SDRAM; 60.0GB hard drive; DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive; built-in 54g wireless LAN; 16" display

This release contains all 20 episodes from the first two seasons of Workaholics, a Comedy Central series that follows friends who work dead-end jobs as telemarketers while continuing the hard-partying ways they enjoyed during their college days.

4. TV/Display Setup & Mounting, up to 55”

We strongly recommend pro delivery and install due to the size and weight of this TV. We’ll deliver it to a 3rd floor or any level serviced by an elevator. We’ll mount and secure your TV to drywall, connect the TV to video devices, connect them all to your existing Wi-Fi and more. Mount sold separately. Extra fee for non-drywall or above fireplace.

Our installers will quickly and professionally mount and secure your TV to drywall and connect your TV to your video components. We'll also add an internet-capable TV and video components to an existing wireless network, perform any needed software or firmware updates and configure up to 2 smart streaming services. We’ll program the remotes that came with your equipment and ensure that all wires and cables are neatly dressed. Plus, we’ll clean our workspace when we’re done and make sure you are comfortable with how to use and enjoy your new system.

5. TV/Display Setup & Mounting, 56” or Larger

We strongly recommend pro delivery and install due to the size and weight of this TV. We’ll deliver it to a 3rd floor or any level serviced by an elevator. We’ll mount and secure your TV to drywall, connect the TV to video devices, connect them all to your existing Wi-Fi and more. Mount sold separately. Extra fee for non-drywall or above fireplace.

Our installers will quickly and professionally mount and secure your TV to drywall and connect your TV to your video components. We'll also add an internet-capable TV and video components to an existing wireless network, perform any needed software or firmware updates and configure up to 2 smart streaming services. We’ll program the remotes that came with your equipment and ensure that all wires and cables are neatly dressed. Plus, we’ll clean our workspace when we’re done and make sure you are comfortable with how to use and enjoy your new system.

6. TVCONNECT 55" and SMALLER

Services include:Programming your cable box or satellite remoteConnecting the TV to your video devicesConnecting TV and video devices to your Wi-FiConfiguring smart TV or smart Blu-ray player apps for media streaming

Have our installers quickly and professionally connect your 55" class and smaller TV to your video components. We'll also add an Internet-capable TV and video components to an existing wireless network, perform any needed software or firmware updates, and configure up to two smart streaming services like Netflix or Pandora. In addition, we will program the remotes that come with your equipment, configure an existing voice control device for basic TV control commands, ensure that all wires and cables are neatly dressed, and make sure the workspace is clean when we finish. We offer a 90-day limited workmanship warranty on our TV Connect.

7. TV/Display Setup, 56” or Larger

Services include:Programming your cable box or satellite remoteConnecting the TV to your video devicesConnecting TV and video devices to your Wi-FiConfiguring smart TV or smart Blu-ray player apps for media streaming

Have our installers quickly and professionally connect your 56" class and larger TV to your video components. We'll also add an Internet-capable TV and video components to an existing wireless network, perform any needed software or firmware updates, and configure up to two smart streaming services like Netflix or Pandora. In addition, we will program the remotes that came with your equipment, ensure that all wires and cables are neatly dressed, and make sure the workspace is clean when we finish. We offer a 90-day limited workmanship warranty on our TV Connect service.

8. The Big Combo [DVD] [1955]

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Police Lt. Leonard Diamond (Cornel Wilde) is criticized by his superior Capt. Peterson (Robert Middleton) for his obsessive but fruitless investigation of organized crime boss Mr. Brown (Richard Conte). Peterson calls it a waste of the taxpayers' money motivated by Diamond's love for Brown's girlfriend Susan Lowell (Jean Wallace). Watched at all times by henchmen Mingo (Earl Holliman) and Fante (Lee Van Cleef), and masochistically drawn to Brown, Susan is unable to walk away from him. She overdoses on pills in a suicide attempt and, in her delirium, utters the name "Alicia." Diamond follows up on that new lead, and as he gets closer to defeating his adversary, the arrogant and sadistic Brown retaliates by capturing and torturing Diamond. Meanwhile Brown's former boss but now humiliated underling, Joe McClure (Brian Donlevy), believing that Brown has gone too far in his personal vendetta against Diamond, tries to enlist Mingo and Fante in overthrowing him. However, they remain loyal, and, in a chillingly silent scene visually punctuated by flashes of gunfire, they shoot the deaf McClure after Brown removes his hearing aid. Though superficially a story of good vs. evil, Joseph H. Lewis's film noir presents a complex world, visually captured by John Alton's stark photography, in which the lines between good/evil and love/hate are not always clear.

9. The Big Combo [DVD] [1955]

720p (HD) resolution60Hz refresh rate

Police Lt. Leonard Diamond (Cornel Wilde) is criticized by his superior Capt. Peterson (Robert Middleton) for his obsessive but fruitless investigation of organized crime boss Mr. Brown (Richard Conte). Peterson calls it a waste of the taxpayers' money motivated by Diamond's love for Brown's girlfriend Susan Lowell (Jean Wallace). Watched at all times by henchmen Mingo (Earl Holliman) and Fante (Lee Van Cleef), and masochistically drawn to Brown, Susan is unable to walk away from him. She overdoses on pills in a suicide attempt and, in her delirium, utters the name "Alicia." Diamond follows up on that new lead, and as he gets closer to defeating his adversary, the arrogant and sadistic Brown retaliates by capturing and torturing Diamond. Meanwhile Brown's former boss but now humiliated underling, Joe McClure (Brian Donlevy), believing that Brown has gone too far in his personal vendetta against Diamond, tries to enlist Mingo and Fante in overthrowing him. However, they remain loyal, and, in a chillingly silent scene visually punctuated by flashes of gunfire, they shoot the deaf McClure after Brown removes his hearing aid. Though superficially a story of good vs. evil, Joseph H. Lewis's film noir presents a complex world, visually captured by John Alton's stark photography, in which the lines between good/evil and love/hate are not always clear.

10. Mobster Movies: The Big Combo/Johnny One-Eye/Kid Monk Baroni/Port of New York [DVD]

Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 3.06GHz; 512MB DDR SDRAM; 60.0GB hard drive; DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive; built-in 54g wireless LAN; 16" display

This release contains all 20 episodes from the first two seasons of Workaholics, a Comedy Central series that follows friends who work dead-end jobs as telemarketers while continuing the hard-partying ways they enjoyed during their college days.