Confirmed. Saw your post and checked my disc and it was also dead. Seems like most of the affected discs are from August 2006-May 2008 but this being a 2010 release makes me nervous the affected discs are in a much wider range
Oh man! Now I need to check my disc. I have a feeling a lot more New Line Cinema discs will be added to the list as they pressed their discs at the same plant as Warner
You'll have to buy a complete series box set, as they have discs pressed at the Mexico plant instead of the Olyphant plant (The discs have a KK around the center hole instead of the 2U). I've had to do this with a number of TV seasons that have rotted/delaminated
All these issues makes me wish they would have stuck with double sided, single layered flipper discs. I used to hate flipper discs as they were more susceptible to damage, but I would rather have a flipper than delaminating layers
Yeah, pretty much ever Warner Bros. HD DVD is a rotter. Here is a link for a master list of problematic Warner DVD titles: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CyLGHyuhA2mfhPr4Bkyj8RAapl_0LTmN/edit
Season 4 of NYPD Blue has bit the dust. Released on June 20, 2006. It's a fox release but the discs are pressed in the same plant as the troublesome Warner releases.
Actually they do, Warner Bros. customer service is back up and running assisting people with replacement discs after the pandemic. See above you tube link how how to do so
I had 2 discs die that were pressed at the Cinram plant in Toronto (SID code IFPI 60**). They were The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning and Gate II: Return to the Nightmare. They were Alliance Atlantis releases, the Canadian subsidiary of New Line Cinema and thus uses the same pressing...
https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B000I8OM94/ref=acr_dp_hist_1?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=one_star&reviewerType=all_reviews#reviews-filter-bar
Looks like other people are having rot issues to according to the Amazon reviews
About once a week I head to a few thrift store on my lunch break and these classic Warner Brothers box sets show up quite often (no doubt due to older relatives dying and people donating their collection of older films). Well, I usually don't even check the sets due to the rot issues (and feel...