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I guess you haven't read posts at bluray forums about grain in animation or amazon buyers' posts? I was one at bluray.com that had to face all the people that were all over me when I said about grain in animation!

Thousands of people buy the Disney Blurays. If we had the original grainy films released I suspect Disney would receive thousands of emails from angry consumers that the classic animation film doesn't look like a brand new Pixar film.

At last!! I thought you approved of this type of "restoration" in disney animation classics in the past. But now, I'm totally with you in this! The lack of grain is not good at all and it creates a look of a lifeless cheap animation! It's enough for someone to watch eg. Land before time or...