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I'm wondering if it's just that someone that's in charge of the encoding for SD-DVDs just thinks that digital-noise-ridden, overly-treated, EE-riddled video actually looks good... I know that sounds crazy, but... it still seems just a little too far-fetched for me to believe that they're making...

I didn't mean to suggest that I buy that argument either, but it's the best I can think of. I'm just not convinced that they're doing it to make the gap between SD and Blu-ray look greater than it is, if only because I recall their new releases starting to get a little iffy before HD was really...

I think you're actually talking about two different things here - the transfer of the film itself to a video source, which Christopher Nolan did supervise, and then the encoding of that video to DVD and Blu-ray, which he probably did not. When you read that a director or cinematographer...