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Old 03-27-2008, 07:59 PM   #1
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Default BD cellophane shrink wrapping ... $#@!

I finally got Independence Day on Blu-ray. Of course, I couldn't wait to place it in my BD player. While trying carefully as possible to remove the shrink wrapping, I still managed to cut into the inner plastic layer, and unknowingly ripped away part of that as I removed the outer wrapping! I repaired it, if you can call it that, with some clear Scotch packaging tape. It worked but doesn't look like a work of art.

That's the first time this has happened but I came pretty close to that at other times. There should at least be a tab or something to pull and easily get that tight bugger off. I don't lack patience but I think the outer wrapping is very trying and puts it to the test!
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:02 PM   #2
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I finally got Independence Day on Blu-ray. Of course, I couldn't wait to place it in my BD player. While trying carefully as possible to remove the shrink wrapping, I still managed to cut into the inner plastic layer, and unknowingly ripped away part of that as I removed the outer wrapping! I repaired it, if you can call it that, with some clear Scotch packaging tape. It worked but doesn't look like a work of art.

That's the first time this has happened but I came pretty close to that at other times. There should at least be a tab or something to pull and easily get that tight bugger off. I don't lack patience but I think the outer wrapping is very trying and puts it to the test!
I agree with you...i've come pretty close myself but so far i've done good....
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:03 PM   #3
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stickers shrinkwrapping where will it end?
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:15 PM   #4
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I am an absolute stickler about my cases, inserts, discs ect. I absolutely can not stand the blu-ray cases that have the little flap to open before the case opens like with pirates 2 and No Country For Old Men. I managed to crease the top part of the insert to no country by prying open the darn flap. So tommy lee jones head has another big wrinkle in it >:[
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:17 PM   #6
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Grab a Disc Wallet, toss your cases, problem solved. Just think of all the space you'll free up not having to store so many worthless cases.
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:20 PM   #7
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Grab a Disc Wallet, toss your cases, problem solved. Just think of all the space you'll free up not having to store so many worthless cases.
that wont work, because then they will have a second pile next to the cardboard sleaves that no one will get rid of but dont like
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:20 PM   #8
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thats why i like to slice the top edge so if i go to deep it just goes into the plastic but has not happend yet then you can do the shrink wrap and sticker all in one slice
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Old 03-27-2008, 08:23 PM   #9
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thats why i like to slice the top edge so if i go to deep it just goes into the plastic but has not happend yet then you can do the shrink wrap and sticker all in one slice
Same way that i do it. The only case that i have had to replace was one of the Underworld movies, stupid flap thing broke in half during transit and wouldn't close.
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Old 03-27-2008, 10:57 PM   #10
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I take a knife, place it under one of the folds at the top of the case, and slide it on it's side. Cuts the plastic perfectly without hurting the case.
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Old 03-27-2008, 11:13 PM   #11
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I take my blade or something sharp and slice it a little on the latch area on the side. There's usually a grove inward, so the case rarely gets sliced. Then peel open cellophane, then remove top and bottom stickers if its there.
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Old 03-27-2008, 11:53 PM   #12
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Utility knife, follow the opening across the bottom, Then I tear it off.
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I finally got Independence Day on Blu-ray. Of course, I couldn't wait to place it in my BD player. While trying carefully as possible to remove the shrink wrapping, I still managed to cut into the inner plastic layer, and unknowingly ripped away part of that as I removed the outer wrapping! I repaired it, if you can call it that, with some clear Scotch packaging tape. It worked but doesn't look like a work of art.

That's the first time this has happened but I came pretty close to that at other times. There should at least be a tab or something to pull and easily get that tight bugger off. I don't lack patience but I think the outer wrapping is very trying and puts it to the test!
I damaged NCFOM and Casino Royale while attempting to remove the cellophane wrapper and seal.
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Old 03-28-2008, 12:35 AM   #14
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don't know why, but lmfao

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Default BD cellophane reflections from shrink wrapping ..$#@!

Does anyone else get this? Sometimes when I buy a BD and am driving back home from BB, the sunlight reflects off the blu-disk case's cellophane nearly blinding me. I almost hit the car next to me on the freeway a couple weeks ago as it temporarily blinded me!

Cant they make less reflective cellophane wraps so as to avoid personal injury or death?
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Stickers,Seals and Glue OH My God they are out to get us
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Old 03-28-2008, 12:47 AM   #17
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Wow, two threads about cellophane in a day.

Paramount and Universal really need to make some announcements.
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Wow, two threads about cellophane in a day.

Paramount and Universal really need to make some announcements.
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Old 03-28-2008, 12:50 AM   #19
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Does anyone else get this? Sometimes when I buy a BD and am driving back home from BB, the sunlight reflects off the blu-disk case's cellophane nearly blinding me. I almost hit the car next to me on the freeway a couple weeks ago as it temporarily blinded me!

Cant they make less reflective cellophane wraps so as to avoid personal injury or death?
Good one Marcusarillius LMAO
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Utility knife, follow the opening across the bottom, Then I tear it off.
Then take to wrists, throat, etc. Keep going until the monotony of life and the need for these stupid threads disappears.
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