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If the unit does the same with other movies then it's probably either got something wrong with the carriage unit the lazer sits on not moving along as the film plays. Or there is something wrong with the lazer itself.
My thoughts is that the lazer reading the disc runs on a track with teeth. And that part of the track has broken teeth, or that there is something blocking the lazer unit moving along it.
If it is just the film Deadpool then the only thing that I can think of is that you have some kind of parental lock that stops the movie being shown set on your player.
restore go to control panel, use the utility system restore and put the last date that you know was working good. Otherwise, see the device administrator download the update driver and uninstall the old one corrupted, and install the new ones God bless you
try setting the console back to factory settings, i had the oposite problem, would play games but not movies. will it play blu-ray movies or regular? if it doesnt play blu-rays, your disc reader may have gone bad.
The best way to play burned movies is to copy them onto a memory stick or external hard drive then copy them onto the ps3 i use this method and find the movies play in much higher quality than dvd-r or+r or whatever discs you use
Occasionally the software on most blu-ray players needs to be updated to the newest technology. The reason some discs play and some don't is because the discs that play are most-likely older movies or from a company that still used the "outdated" software. So the discs that don't play (most likely discs made with the updated software) won't play on your player until you've update the player's software. To do this visit, in your case, Sony's website for update info. There are a few ways you can get the info. You can download it directly to your player (if it has online accessibility) or you can request that they send you an update disc. Either way, most companies provide the update for free. Hope this helps, good luck!
Might be the type of movie - some of them are only able to play "G" ratings. Try this: click <play> 1234 <play> It will likely unlock the dvd that is in and will begin to play. You will have to do the 'code' each time, or there's an unlock program you can purchase.
are they bootleg dvd's? if not try getting a lense cleaner because wrong disc means it's reading your dvd's as .mov files which only play on quicktime in a computer. if it reads your cleaner as wrong disk too then get yourself a refund cuz it has a motherboard malfunction.
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