Re: "Smooth" Motion on Newer TVs
 

I don't mind it. I get a kick out of seeing what a $200 million dollar soap opera looks like.

Re: "Smooth" Motion on Newer TVs
 

That's cool to see Nolan and other directors say something about it. I always thought it was weird that TV manufacturer's are pushing it so much.

Re: "Smooth" Motion on Newer TVs
 

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Re: "Smooth" Motion on Newer TVs
 

Always good to hear "big names" talking about this stuff. Just about ALL default TV settings are wrong though, not just the motion interpolation.