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I did, for quite a while, until I learned more about film grain and understood what I was seeing.

Probably right. Younger folks who have been raised largely on digital filmmaking likely see grain as some sort of defect or "noise" in the image of older films that should be minimized or removed.

Well, I suppose all current disc-based media are technically "laser" discs. ;)

"It's got a good beat and you can dance to it." :D (One may need to be a certain age to get the reference: This was often the stock response on the old American Bandstand TV show when Dick Clark would ask the audience their thoughts about a new song.)

I imagine we're losing more of this knowledge all the time as movie production becomes fully digital and those who know what "film" looked like having worked with it in the past are retired or have passed on.