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Originally Posted by Table 5
I assume your talking about 120hz, which in my experience makes a movie LESS movie-like...in fact, it makes things looks a little too real and smooth for my tastes. Having seen movies in this format totally took me out of the movie experience, and made the movie seem like it was filmed with a handycam (an amazingly high quality one mind you), or i was watching a play. It's great quality, but I think a little jutter and noise gives you a better cinema experience. 120hz can of course be turned off on most sets though.
It's great for sports however, as you lose the motion blur....which in hockey is not a minor irritance.
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The 120Hz though can show a 24Hz movie image properly, while a 60Hz panel has to do a 3:2 pulldown on the image.
I've never seen a 120Hz panel showing a 24fps HD movie though so I guess I can't personally say if it's better, just going by what others have reported.
But what you say makes sense.