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I’ve never owned a dedicated Blu-ray player but I’ve been watching them on my Xbox for years and this got me curious so I disconnected it from the Internet and grabbed a few discs to test.
American History X, Mad Max Fury Road, and John Wick 3 with Blu-ray package release dates of 2009, 2015, and 2020, respectively. All three Blu-rays play just fine with no Internet connection. Unfortunately I don’t have anything newer to see if this is a more recent change.
Back when I actually used a Blu-Ray player, it did take an update to play certain discs.
I don’t bother with them anymore. DVD is sufficient quality and rips to files easily for low-profile additions to my library