Warner Bros. DVDs from 20 years ago are proving to be defective, and the problem of "disc rot" could be disastrous for old ...

is offering to replace rotting discs produced between 2006 and 2008: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is aware of potential issues affecting select DVD titles manufactured between 2006 – 2008 ...

Movie fans with a lovingly curated DVD collection might want to check the condition of any Warner Bros. discs in their library.

But what if your old DVDs stop working? The New York Post reports “disc rot” has become a growing concern after Warner Bros. Home Entertainment confirmed many of WB’s DVDs manufactured ...

Disney has completed a licensing deal with Sony, entrusting the latter's home entertainment division with the responsibi ...

Warner Bros. is offering replacements after discovering DVDs from the mid 2000s are now only good for drink coasters.

The one constant at Walt Disney World is change ... and frequently adding something shiny and new can only happen if they tear down something old. In general, most parkgoers do not like to ...

Home Entertainment is aware of potential issues affecting select DVD titles manufactured between 2006 – 2008, and the company has been actively working with consumers to replace defective discs.

Credit: Walt Disney World The one constant at Walt Disney ... and frequently adding something shiny and new can only happen if they tear down something old. In general, most parkgoers do not ...

Turns out that's not entirely true. If you own a Warner Bros. DVD from a certain three-year period, there's a good chance the disc no longer works -- but the company is doing something about it.

The first DVDs in the United States were sold in 1997. In the years since, Warner Bros. discovered a slew of its movies are suffering from “disc rot” -- turning them into shiny drink coasters.