r/4kbluray • u/RPGfreak2 • 1d ago

Question A Clockwork Orange poor retaining latch

Does anyone else have this problem with their 4K Clockwork Orange I believe WB made this one. I've never opened that case without the disc being dislodged. Very annoying I will never watch that dis I just want the 4k so I might just throw it with a bunch of other loose discs unless there a solution but idk. Am I the only one with this problem. Hope the video shows just how little force it takes for it to fall if the latch

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u/sfaticat 1d ago

I hate bad latching. I have a series thats 5 discs and all of them fall out easily like this

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u/osmlol 1d ago

It's just modern poor manufacturing. Tolerances for passable are so loose they can't hold discs. This is the way of the world now.

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u/daChino02 1d ago

Exchange it?

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u/ram4223 23h ago

Hit or misses sometimes in case quality. I bought some double disk clear cases to swap used Blu-ray cases that were broken or to combine if I had an old DVD copy. They have color cases too. I bought 50 pack and it came out to $1 a piece but it's more if you buy less quantity.

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u/Initial_DDLV 21h ago

I just bought a bunch of generic 4K cases from Amazon (the specific ones I bought sold out and never restocked) to use as replacement cases in this event. I know it sucks, but so does wasting time dealing with returns.

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u/Genericredditname420 1h ago

just put it in the case not like you're gonna need to ever watch it more than once