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Your old DVDs are suffering disc rot — Warner Bros. will replace them: ‘They curdle like milk’
DVDs have a life expectancy of up to 100 years if cared for properly. Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images WBHE, the home movie distribution arm of Warner Bros. Discovery, acknowledged ...
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Warner Bros. Quietly Burying 95 Years of Animation History Makes Even Less Sense 2 Weeks Later (But It's Good News for Looney Tunes Fans)
Warner Bros. has caused a lot of confusion with the Looney Tunes brand recently, by first removing the cartoons from Max and ...
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Warner Bros. Has Its Most Exciting Movie Slate in Years, but Will Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy Survive to Deliver It?
The auteur-driven lineup rolls out as Warner Bros.' studio heads are under scrutiny for costly misfires The post Warner Bros.
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Warner Bros is replacing some DVDs that ‘rot’ and become unwatchable – but there’s a big catch that undermines the value of physical media
Some Warner Bros DVDs won't play due to material ... and with careful storage and handling a DVD could last as long as 100 years, and even the lowest lifespan expectation is around 30 years.
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Warner Bros. removes nearly 40 years of Looney Tunes shorts from streaming service Max, a year after the studio canned Coyote vs. Acme
Warner Bros. has removed all its original Looney Tunes animated shorts from its streaming service Max. The shorts ran during an almost 40-year period, between 1930 and 1969. This is part of the ...