The most Obnoxious DVD/CD/Blu-Ray boxes you own
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Oh god I forgot about that one. I hate that case, I'm always afraid i'm gonna snap the CD when trying to get it out of the sleeve.EscapeGoat said:I don't have any particularly obnoxious game or DVD cases but I do have one irritating case in my CD collection and that is 10,000 Days by Tool. The case is a bit thicker than normal to accommodate the artwork, which is fine, but there's the overhanging flap on the front with a set of wobbly lenses in them that you're supposed to view the art with. Thanks to this, the shape isn't uniform so it doesn't fit at all onto my CD shelves.
God, this, probably.tippy2k2 said:
Second place goes to my Clint Eastwood collection.
A lot of good movies. The box looks nice. But it's freaking huge, doesn't fit anywhere, and the card board pages the DVDs are stored in are bullshit. I have a similar Alien box set, and two of the movies are pretty much ruined because the case is terrible (One day I need to re-buy those, actually).
Third place goes to the cases that have the discs stacked on each other on a shared spool. Basically asking for a mishap.
The "Bond 50" Blu-Ray collection is my most obnoxious collection. It's classy looking, but it's shaped oddly and doesn't fit on the shelf with anything else. Additionally, I hate the way the discs are stored. Within the box are these two large books with cardboard pages. Each page has cut-out "holes" for the discs. They offer very little protection, and are surprisingly difficult to get the discs in and out of without scratching them.
Another one is the collector's edition Blu-Ray box set for "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific." It's also pretty classy, but doesn't really fit properly anywhere. It also has pretty much the same exact problems as the "Bond 50" collection with regard to its discs.
Another one is the collector's edition Blu-Ray box set for "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific." It's also pretty classy, but doesn't really fit properly anywhere. It also has pretty much the same exact problems as the "Bond 50" collection with regard to its discs.