Choosing between mixed DVD and Blu-ray movie sets usually comes down to one question: do you want a complete, curated package or a varied pile of individual discs? The four collections here span from a sealed Perry Mason TV movie boxed set to PBS documentaries and two genre-sorted mixed lots, with listed prices from $27.99 to $39.99.
Quick take
If you want one dependable marathon-ready library, the Perry Mason: The Complete TV Movie Collection is the most complete option. If you prefer documentary-style programs, the PBS Movies DVD Set has the public-broadcasting angle. If you want a wide Blu-ray mix, the Blu-ray Movies and TV - Used and Tested #3 lot covers many genres. If you want a grab-bag for a single shelf, the Assorted DVD & Blu-ray Movies with Bonus Set is the most varied assortment.
At a glance
| Product | Listed price | What you get | Price bar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set of 4 PBS Movies DVD | USD 35.95 | 4 PBS programs, 3 sealed | |
| PERRY MASON THE COMPLETE TV MOVIE COLLECTION | USD 27.99 | 15-disc set with all 30 movies | |
| Blu-ray Movies and TV - Used and Tested #3 | USD 35.00 | Blu-ray lot with many genres | |
| 9 dvd & Blu Ray movies assorted + 1 Bonus Set See Pics | USD 39.99 | 9 movie items plus a bonus set |
Decision matrix
| Use case | Best match | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Classic courtroom TV movies | Perry Mason: The Complete TV Movie Collection | The complete run of feature-length Perry Mason TV movies is gathered here. |
| Public-broadcasting style programs | PBS Movies DVD Set | The listed programs fit history, science, and social-question topics. |
| Wide genre variety on Blu-ray | Blu-ray Movies and TV - Used and Tested #3 | Genres span action, anime, sci-fi & fantasy, superhero, horror, family, drama and more. |
| One mixed lot with an extra set | Assorted DVD & Blu-ray Movies with Bonus Set | A broad mixed collection with an extra set. |
Product notes
PBS Movies DVD Set
This set curates four PBS programs: *The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer*, *Apollo's Daring Mission*, *The Question of God*, and *Command Control*. Three of the discs are new and sealed; the Oppenheimer disc is open but described as like new. The DVDs are Region 1, in English, with English subtitles and a 16:9 aspect ratio. That makes the set appealing for viewers who want documentary-style history, science, and social-question programming in one compact tall DVD case. The clear trade-off is that one disc is not sealed, so if you want every copy in factory wrapping, this set falls short of that ideal. It also stands as a selection of standalone PBS programs rather than a complete series run.
Perry Mason: The Complete TV Movie Collection
This is the option for someone who wants a full library rather than a sampler. The set gathers the feature-length Perry Mason TV movies from 1985 to 1995, with Raymond Burr in every entry. It is described as brand new, sealed, and not a former rental. The listed edition is full screen, and the genre tag is TV crime, so the presentation is firmly aimed at fans of classic legal mysteries. The main limitation is the full-screen format: on a modern widescreen display, the image will not fill a 16:9 panel in the way newer transfers do. If you are already a Perry Mason fan, this is the most complete way to own the film run.
Blu-ray Movies and TV - Used and Tested #3
This lot is for Blu-ray watchers who want variety. It is described as being in very good condition, with the title noting that 3D and DVD discs were not tested while the broader set has been tested. The genre list is long: action, adventure, anime, sci-fi & fantasy, superhero, horror, family, comedy, drama, documentary and more. It comes in standard Blu-ray cases. The main catch is that not all movies include a DVD disc, so you should expect a Blu-ray-only experience for at least some titles. If you already have a Blu-ray player and want one order that touches many genres, this is a practical way to build a varied shelf.
Assorted DVD & Blu-ray Movies with Bonus Set
This mixed lot combines DVD and Blu-ray titles with a list of actors and directors that includes Christopher Nolan among the directors, and the set is described as being in like-new condition. The edition tags run from anniversary and collector's editions to director's cut and Criterion edition, which suggests a varied mix of packaging and presentations. The bonus Freddy set is incomplete: it is missing disc 4, though the other three discs are described as near new. That makes this a good fit if you are comfortable with a partial extra set and want a wide-ranging assortment with familiar names. If you expect every included set to be complete, this one has a notable exception.
Final recommendation by use case
For a complete Perry Mason TV movie library, the Perry Mason: The Complete TV Movie Collection is the most straightforward choice. For documentary-style viewing, the PBS Movies DVD Set gives you a tidy selection of public-broadcasting programs. For genre flexibility on Blu-ray, the Blu-ray Movies and TV - Used and Tested #3 lot is the most wide-ranging. For a loose assortment with an extra set, the Assorted DVD & Blu-ray Movies with Bonus Set offers the broadest pile, with the caveat that the extra set is incomplete.
If you want a single curated binge, start with Perry Mason. If you want variety and don't mind used or partial extras, the mixed Blu-ray and DVD lots are the way to go.
