Stacking has nothing to do with it. They do have a shelf life, however. Nobody really knows the exact shelf life, but it's somewhere in the range of 8-12 years. That also depends on the quality of the materials used to manufacture the DVD.

Yes, it is.

I told you that I'm a nerd. Believe me now?

I already believed you, you are too much like me not to be :)

LOL...You make me feel like Charlie Brown..."Why's everybody always pickin' on me?"...Actually, technology isn't really 'all that'...I mean if something isn't broken, don't fix it...I like my VHS tapes just fine, and my Nintendo 64 games have already FAR outlasted some of these playstation discs
...And what's with all of this electricity and indoor plumbing shit?...What you can't light a candle?...You think your arm's gonna fall off if you go outside, pump some water from the well, and heat it on a fire to fill your washtub?...lol:D

keep em out of the sun and keep them in their case. oh yeh, keep them cool

my dvds are all fine. now my cds in the car THOSE are fucked. hahaha, which is exactly why theyre all burns of the originals :D

I still don't understand why anybody would watch a movie in pan-n-scam. Old movies that were originally in the 1.33:1 ratio is one thing, but I prefer seeing what's going on on the far left and right of my movies, thank you very much.

Re: Movies that don't play?
 

i had sorta the same problem with the last samuri. the main menu would come up, but no movie.......