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I agree with Scott in that suggesting that two titles somehow means that the entire infrastructure of Blu-Ray is somehow on the brink of failure is a bit over the top.

Okay, so two movies in a swarm of hundreds should not send a panic to anyone unless, of course, there's a hidden agenda.

If this were happening with AAA titles like "Spider-Man 3" or "Die Hard 4" then maybe you'd have something but "The Day After Tomorrow" is a 2 year+ old film and I while "FF2" was good it wasn't a box office behemoth.

Also, since this involves two films and two DVD manufacturers it should in no way imply that it's the technology's fault. When Warner Bros., Disney, 20th Century Fox, MGM, and others start reporting errors across different players then maybe you'll have a story. While it's good news to know about it shouldn't be a strike against Blu-Ray. Just a few companies that are still learning the ropes of the technology and, unfortunately like the humans that made them, are bound to make mistakes.

Heck even baby car seats are recalled. At least the issue seems to be cleared up by a firmware update.