Does Ice Age and Monsters, Inc have compression problems. They both look very crappy on my player at various points in the film?
I have heard this complaint from many people. The answer: No they do not. I see nothing wrong with either movie when I watch them. Upon investigating I have found all theses people to own either a cheap player (such as a APEX) or a first generation player. Both titles have quite a bit of motion (were most of the complaints seem to come from) and run at fairly high bit rates. This can cause problem for both first generation and cheaper players. My advice to you is too spend at least $200 on a DVD player to avoid problems like this.
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