In b4 "good riddance to that DNR-machine monster". For all its perceived flaws, there's a reason Lowry is often the go-to restoration company: the methods work. And they are still being refined. Much of their more recent work looks fantastic. Not every movie they did turned out like Star Wars or the Citizen Kane DVD after all. I for one think that a few of the Bond releases, while admittedly the series itself was hit-and-miss with restoration quality (which I still believe is more the fault of the studio), ended up fantastic in HD.