Has no one reported to you that the problem with the box is that all 8 discs
 have been badly warped due to idiotic packaging? Some nut decided to 
shrinkwrap the book holding the discs, and this wrap was so tight on the 
right side that it warped them all. (The left side is more than an inch thick, 
so here the discs can "float" without pressure, but the right side forces 
them tightly together.) 

This extra shrinkwrap was not needed, as the thick plexi "holder" housing 
the book has already been protected with a thin "floppy" plexi case PLUS 
an outer shrinkwrap. Whoever thought of this should be fired without trial.

Also, this thick plexi-holder is extremely heavy and sensitive. It costs a 
fortune to ship, and of the ten copies that arrived to my dealer in Malmoe, 
NINE were cracked - same so badly that they fell to pieces when 
unwrapped.

My player could play all eight discs, but seven of them made such horrible 
sounds while playing, that it was impossible to watch the first 10 or so 
minutes of each film.

So it is not puzzling that your Rebecca and Notorious played without 
problems. They were all decently packed from the start in normal 
DVD-packaging. This overdesigned Fox horror is probably the worst 
example of its kind ever. Today I recieved the Gregory Peck-box from 
Universal. Oh, how I wish that Fox had put their Hitchcocks in the same 
kind of packaging.

I hope the price will be high for Fox. My dealer got all ten sold copies back 
from his upset customers. It will cost him a fortune to send them back to 
the States. And there´s no point in asking for ten new copies in return. Not 
untill the whole thing has been redesigned and repackaged.