>bayer filter
horrible, but a necessary compromise in the early stages of digital imaging due to limitations in tech
>xtrans
a good idea with the potential to increase color fidelity but never actually implemented in a way that actually realizes that advantage due to sheer laziness on the part of Fuji
>monochrome
a great idea, increasing light gathering by at least a full stop, while providing better sharpness and detail
>Foveon
All the advantages of monochrome but with full color, but at the cost of limited ISO range due to noise
>Film
All of the advantages of Foveon but none of the downsides, more dynamic range, flexible, more choice in terms of body and lens choice. The only 'disadvantage' is increased post processing time, which is actually very fun (so no downside)

Why is film just strictly and obviously superior every time? Digicucks are constantly coping about 'quality of life' and have spend thousands upon thousands of hours trying to reproduce 'the film look', when they could just easily start shooting film like lmao, it's not that hard