The only thing that really "matters" over the film v digital argument is the look, and most of the "look" of film is now easily reproduced with digital. You're right. I'm just saying that with film future remasters are possible without having to rely on software upscaling.
Most people won't notice the difference. Especially people who worship Nolan. But it has its uses and properties that are good enough to keep it around as another tool in the cinema belt.
The only thing that really "matters" over the film v digital argument is the look, and most of the "look" of film is now easily reproduced with digital. You're right. I'm just saying that with film future remasters are possible without having to rely on software upscaling.
Most people won't notice the difference. Especially people who worship Nolan. But it has its uses and properties that are good enough to keep it around as another tool in the cinema belt.