If it's stacked discs or noting, bring on the stacked discs! That's all I'm saying. This isn't to say I'm happy with the practice, but it's also not the end of the world. I had another, non-Disney title that it took two returns to find get a disc that would play correctly. Put it through the disc cleaner and it's been good as new. One example, my Goof Troop DVD's from DMC were stacked but play fine, except one of them. If the disc is scratched up, send it back and get another one or clean it up.Īgain, if the disc is scratched, send it back and get another one or clean it up. Makes me hesitant to buy any release, particularly 4K, with more than two discs.

Makes me think this particular release just had poor QC, in addition to the stacked cases making it worse.īetween my 2-copies, I got one of each Blu-ray disc without major stratches.īoth the 4K discs are stratched, but I don't have a 4K setup, so I can't test them ATM. All Disney has to do is either use logic and not stack them, or put some kind of barrier between them which leaves a little space so the bottom of the top disc doesn't drag against the label of the bottom disc.įunny thing for me, is that with both my copies had at least 2-discs that were scratched up. I've seen the first 30ish minutes of Turning Red at least 4 times now. The case isn't the problem, it's the stupidity of them usually putting the 4K disc on top of the others and just the natural movement of the discs spinning while pressed against each other that creates the circular scratches which more often than not, for me anyway, will cause playback issues.

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