What digitally projected motion pictures do is punish those of us with good eyes. I saw the movie Mission to Mars projected in this fashion, and while I was impressed with it as a video format, I didn't mistake it for film. You know you're not watching film when you can make out the criss-crossing black lines that separate the components of the projected image, or when sharp diagonal lines have obvious jagged edges. What depresses me is the prospect of an anime feature being released in this format. Anime would look awful this way.
Animation has very sharp image boundaries that give digital formats fits.
Paradoxically, the better the image, the worse the problem. I remember the first anime I ever saw at a theater, Wings of Honneamise at Katsucon in, I think, 1995. It was in a real theater off-site, not a video room. After having seen so much anime on video for so long, it was a memorable experience. It was as if the cels themselves had come to life and were dancing on the screen in front of me.