ZippyDan

just a heads up. all my DVDs are arranged in such a position that they are briefly in direct sunlight for a small portion of each day (that has sunlight :P). none of my other DVDs have any problem with this. but my once green fotr:ee box has now turned blue... and only where it is exposed to the sun. although im certain dvd boxes are not made with sunlight in mind, i thought we had left the times of ink and paper affected by sunlight in the past...

im thinking of calling new line and asking for a replacement box... i dont know what theyd say. but also... in some way the discoloration looks kind of cool and blends softly back to green... hehe

~Zippy!

p.s. anyone else catch that are there two reviews to TT:EE? there are two reviews in 'reviews' section, both with differing opinions (one guy like fotr better than tt, and tt better than tt:ee. the other guy like tt better than fotr, and tt:ee better than tt)

TomOpus

Back when I used to rent, I remember seeing how faded all the video boxes looked in the rows that received direct sunlight.

calhoun07

This is why I don't like to let sunlight in my apartment at all.

Breakfast with Girls

That's why I store all my DVDs in a hole in the ground.

JoeyOhhhh

I'm promptly moving my Scarface and Lion King Giftsets.

reubs82

Another DVDtalker who sees sunlight! At last!

talemyn

What is this "sun-light" of which you speak?

eau

That's what curtains are for.

victant

That's what steel safe boxes are for.

RichDB10

Not a problem....i live in the UK and we average about a days Sunlight all year

EPKJ

I can't believe this surprised someone. Sunlight will fade any paper and ink product with enough exposure.

TOPDAWG

This is why I'm glad I live in my mom and dad's basement no sun light has ever entered here or a woman for that matter so I don't have to worry about her asking to borrow my dvds.

muggins

Thanks for the head up!

Luckily, considering my geographical location, I don't really have to worry about it, but it is good to know anyways.

Perhaps one of these days I will experience a real summer (although this last summer was awfully close!).

The Void

I get plenty of sun in my area but I put up heavy drapes and my DVDs don't get any direct sunlight.

Groucho

Luckily, my roommate is a vampire so we are very careful about letting sunlight into the flat.

kmac

I have aluminum foil on all my windows.

Groucho

Leave some for your head!

gutwrencher

sounds like the drug dealers down the street. do you have a paranoia peep-hole?

hmmm....letting sunlight beat down on dvds....

DVD Polizei

This is why I don't like to let sunlight in my apartment at all.

Same here. I also have big branch in my bedroom, instead of a mattress, and I hang from it upside down. My friends throw fruit at me occasionally to see some really cool tricks with my hands and feet.

Peep

I left my boxset in a pail full of hot water and it got a soggy. I'm considering calling New Line and asking for a replacement box also.

Turd Ferguson

Thanks to my next DVD case, I no longer have problems with sunlight.

Groucho

My roommate was very interested in that case, until I told him that the caption read "Crap Interior."

blazincaucazn

LOL

talemyn

bmello

I always laugh my ass off when I walk into some Hollywood Video or Blockbuster and they have all of the new DVD sales exposed to direct sunlight and most of the covers are faded.