[ SECRET POST #2244 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2244 ⌋

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Comments

[thaurfea]

A lot of the stuff you see on TV is 48 FPS. Don't just assume just because some people are butthurt over anything different that it's automatically bad. The difference, that I noticed, was that the screen kinda disappeared and you were just looking at Middle-earth. Then again, I saw it in 3D because it doesn't make me dizzy.

I've actually heard more complaints about the 24 FPS, saying it looked choppy, with no motion blur, because it was shot in 48 FPS. And in 3D. I figure the way a movie was shot is the way the director wanted it to be seen, which is why I saw The Hobbit in 3D and 48 FPS, and I plan on seeing Star Trek Into Darkness in 2D.