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Sounds good, but my home theater is used 95% of the time for watching recorded HD movies and TV/sports shows off Dish Net. Not much room there for such high minded ideals.

I appreciate what your saying but the way a film is "supposed" to look is totally irrelevant to me. I will always reserve final judgement based on my own perception of what constitutes a "good" picture. For me a good picture is nothing more than a picture (scene) that approximates as close as...

O.K. Just using a snapshop impression of both pictures, I much prefer the "processed" image. To me it just seems to have more SNAP. I hate the 'gritty' look of the unprocessed image.