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There may have been a bit of grain reduction performed to the HD master, but nothing that damages the image, which appears more as if it might coming from the OCN, through a fine grain to a printing dupe... Making the grain more velvety via the extremely fine grain duping stock. Especially...

<p>Another John Ford film, this one for Paramount in 1962.</p> <p>This Blu-ray from Warner Bros. is what Blu-rays should all be about, as like it's UK counterpart, it's perfect in every way.</p> <p>Rich blacks, gorgeous grain, a fully rendered gray scale, a beautifully resolved image, and rock...