> Who seriously thinks this looks better, even if the original is a slightly grainy recording from the 90's?

Whatever you had as a kid feels "natural", these things feel "natural" for new generations.

Same things for a proper file system vs "apps", a teenagers on an ipad will do things you didn't know were possible, put them on windows XP and they won't be able to create a file or a folder, they don't even know what these words mean in the context of computers.

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hliyan 6 days ago | parent [-]

This sounds like two completely different things. I know people from my parent's generation who would say that the scenes on new TV's look "weird" until the motion smoothing is switched off. This is neurological, not generational.

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lm28469 6 days ago | parent [-]

> I know people from my parent's generation who would say that the scenes on new TV's look "weird" until the motion smoothing is switched off

That's my point, older people feel the weirdness, kids have been growing with smoothed videos and can't tell it's weird

	▲	hliyan 6 days ago \| parent [-]
		In that case the answer is even simpler: what few young people I know (yes, N = small) have been the loudest in complaining about the feature. They seem to prefer "cinema quality" the same way some people of my generation like vinyl records.