Entertainment Weekly asks the question about who will win the DVD war after we all know who won the box office one:

It's been five short months since the summer movie season kicked off with the near-simultaneous releases of ''Spider-Man'' and ''Star Wars -- Episode II: Attack of the Clones.'' But it's already time to relive that match-up -- along with the rest of the summer box office wars -- at your local video store, where the season's biggest hits are arriving on DVD, packed with extras and priced to move.

SPIDER-MAN (Nov. 1)
Theatrical gross $403 million
Why fans will buy it ''Spider-Man'' was, by far, the summer's biggest movie, winning an audience way beyond the comic-book cult. The flick even got decent reviews.
Why they might not Many have already seen it more than once in theaters, and might have had their fill of Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst.
Bonus features include Behind-the-scenes footage, Tobey's screen test, and a documentary on Spidey's 40-year-history
Expert prediction ''Spider-Man'' will sell between 20 million and 30 million copies, and could end up as the top-selling DVD at all time, says Scott Hettrick, editor-in-chief of the trade magazine Video Business.