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Cinema is garbage that's the whole point, movies that depend on lovely frame rates and extreme darkness to suspend your disbelief probably wasn't worth watching in the first place Motion interpolation is literally the same algorithm used for modern video compression but in reverse, looking at the motion vectors and building extra intermediate frames from them. It is hella high tech and only a luddite movie nerd would dislike it while fondling their plasma TV or CRT projector that is killing their wifi network with RF noise. Same with video calibration. Use a setting you like, not what some "expert" told you to that makes you unable to see anything unless you live in a cave
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The man from the future is going to watch the movie in fully immersed 3D VR because his computer built a 3d model of the movie scene by extrapolating object positions over time in relation to the camera movements 
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