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I haven't heard of any problems related to bringing one's CD's or DVD's. They are very good with catching drugs, alcohol and "toys". I traveled before with my collection of CD's out and back in .. no issues at all.

Bring'em on ... Enjoy

CDs are so 2004 and DVDs are so 2010 no offence

you will find that the internet speed in kuwait coupled with a high disregard for piracy makes for quite the interesting entertainment on the telly.

plus everything is available here, and if you are lucky a fellow will pass by your building selling bootlegged DVDs for a KD or so each, less if you can haggle or buy in bulk. they're even all over the streets in salmiya, right infront of the cops noses.

@legacy I was gonna touch on the issue of piracy here in Kuwait but I preferred to leave it for them as a surprise. Plus, after sometime with your CD's you kinda develop an intimacy that prevents you from throwing them away or replacing them with newer technology.

I still feel sad for the CD's which my kids have broken ... it was a massacre 

the quality of those DVDs where not that good to watch.you can get online better quality and that too pirated.

JFU i take that and raise u this; during my time in Uni I downloaded a lot of movies, like A LOT. every day I was downloading something (back in the good old days of 256kbps, only later towards my uni days was it upped to 512). I had such a collection people would ocme to my house to watch them. heres the thing, I never watched any of them. some of those movies are now played on TV, and I still havent watched them!

I'm a tech-hoarder.

I even remember overburning CDs to get 710MB on them, and even using the 900MB CDs once or twice

good times, good times.

to be honest,when i newly got 1 MB connection,my younger brother downloaded several games.and used to sell in school to get quick money.lol