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The ability to perceive grain will depend on the viewing distance from the screen.

All I see is a smidge more grain. https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?a=1&x=499&y=114&d1=17626&d2=17588&s1=197709&s2=197159&l=0&i=1&go=1 https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?a=1&x=530&y=188&d1=17626&d2=17588&s1=197698&s2=197214&l=0&i=12&go=1...

It might have been worth it if they had done an HDR pass back in 2015. Unfortunately neither the director nor the cinematographer are available to approve such a thing now.

According to Criterion it was almost entirely the camera negative with some damaged sections being replaced with an original 35mm fine grain.

This seems like the obvious conclusion. The standard blu-ray looked amazing already, and this release lacks HDR. Not much reason to upgrade.