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Brand new factory sealed blu ray.....First time playing the disc and the player says "resume movie"

I have already watched this movie on blu ray before (a different disc).....I got rid of the movie a year ago and then recently decided to give it another chance. I bought a brand new factory sealed copy (complete with seal stickers) of the same movie and same pressing. I put the disc in the player and it says "resume disc"..

Is it used? (This disc had seal stickers )Or is the blu ray player remembering the data from the last time that movie was played (even though its a different disc)

Looking around the interwebs, it seems like certain players retain memory but just figured I would check here

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u/ExitVelocity66 — 3 days ago
▲ 83 r/FaithNoMore

Mike Patton declined to be interviewed for this feature. It was he who informed the rest of the band in 1998 that he wouldn't be doing another Faith No More album, and the last time I interviewed him, in March 2001, he wasn't shedding any tears over the band's dissolution. At his most generous, he pointed out that Faith No More were in the past, and described the whole experience as an "out-of-control, nauseous carnival ride". For him, the band had "said all that it had to say".

"I was in Faith No More for 15 years. We were a good, honest band, and I was only ashamed to be in that band on a couple of occasions," Mike Bordin shrugs. "Now if you're talking about the singer, he'd probably say that there were only a couple of occasions in his 10 years in the band that he wasn't ashamed to be there. Patton probably didn't see any difference between us and Hanson, for instance."

"If Patton wants to piss on our legacy that's fine," spits Gould, "I think it's pretty fucking cool that we inspired those bands. We wanted to write songs that would last for a long time and I think it's awesome that people think our music still stands up."

Bottum, Gould and Bordin all admit that while they've all got other plans and don't necessarily miss FNM, they wouldn't totally dismiss the idea of getting back together at some point in the future. Patton, typically, has already insisted that he would never return to the group, but the others aren't too bothered anyway.

"If he said an emphatic 'No' to a reunion that's fine with me," admits Gould. "Patton was in the band for half the lifespan of Faith No More so his relationship with that band is different from ours. The hard work was done when he joined."

"Patton will probably work with every single person in the world rather than come back to us," laughs Bordin. "In his head, he's got it all worked out, and he feels superior about it. But you know what the bottom f**king line is? I don't care. I've played with Ozzy and Korn and Jerry Cantrell, I play drums and I'm not 'Mike Bordin of Faith No More. But every time I see Patton mentioned in the local papers wherever, he's still 'Mike Patton, ex-Faith No More' and that's the huge irony.

"Patton won't go back and do it" - and here Bordin drops his voice to an amused, conspiratorial whisper - "but he's still making a living off it. And you know what, that'll probably torture him to the end of his days."

u/ExitVelocity66 — 8 days ago