Yes, I didn't suggest that they scrabbed grain.

I used the word "de-grained" in comparison with the film print.

I understand that they originally didn't have grain.

However still, when i watch a Bluray I would like to watch it as a film, as it was projected at cinema WITH grain, and not as a video file as the animators saw it on their computers.

By the way, here's some comparisons of HDTV vs. Bluray from Lady and the tramp!

The HDTV looks exquisite!!!

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=9957252&postcount=364

Doesn't the BLuray look ugly to you?

I don't know how they do it, but the lines seem like they have retained the grain, and it has been wiped off of all the rest.

Does anyone know of any wider HDTV version?