Our favorite DVDs of 2007 made us think, wonder and explore - from the breathtaking BBC epic that showed viewers worldwide just how beautiful and precious our Planet Earth really is to a former vice president turned filmmaker exposing the Inconvenient Truth about global warming. Children and adults alike gobbled up a Pixar-size serving of Ratatouille and Superbad awkward teenage memories were invoked when we watched the latest from Seth Rogan and his comedy collective. We explored the little known works of masters such as Bergman and Almodovar and rediscovered classic Graduates and Taxi Drivers celebrating their anniversaries with special editions and bonus features. 2007 delivered over 40 new titles from the Criterion Collection and some of the most wondrous and exciting DVD collections of all time! Check out our Video Guru’s top 100 picks of 2007 featuring the best DVDs of the past year. 

2007 DVD sales resulted in an unusual battle for top spot between The Secret, Rhonda Byrne’s surprise self-help bestseller (both in video and in book form) and the BBC’s breathtaking and groundbreaking Planet Earth TV mini-series. To round out the top 5 bestselling DVDs of this past year, add a dash of Eric Clapton and his Crossroads Music Festival concert DVD, toss in a cuisine-loving rat named Ratatouille and season with laughter and a touch of ventriloquism with Jeff Dunham’s Spark of Insanity. See all the top movies, TV series and DVD collections that Tower customers raved about this year by checking out the complete list of the top 100 bestselling DVDs of 2007.