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Supposedly, the restoration software deletes what it considers grain from the image, stores the data, and then you can elect to add it back to the frame once dirt, scratch, and tear repair has been completed.

If you are using Aliens as an example... it still has a lot of grain, it was grain reduced with some Lowry tweaking because the high speed negatives used at the time were not to Cameron's taste and they had heavy grain texture. T2 looks like wax works dummies. I wouldn't think that's what...

There is strong evidence to support the theory that the 4k disc release was based on the 3D, de-grained version and not the 2D 4k restoration master. Cameron probably signed off on the theatrical 3D master and called it a day without even seeing the home video version Studio Canal so clearly...

Get the 2015 Blu-ray release from Lionsgate. It's obviously the older HD master yet again, but this time it has far less DNR than the Skynet edition allowing the natural film grain to show through. The extended version is included and the added footage looks consistent with the theatrical...