Why won't any movies/tv show utilize this?

why won't any movies/tv show utilize this?

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For the "cinematic experience".

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It's called the soap opera effect. Turns out people really don't like framerates over 25 for their movies.

The Hobbit tried 48 fps, people didn't like it.

More costly to render 60 frames of CG shit than 24.

>have to edit 2x as many frames
>doesn't even effect sales

At higher FPS a lot of prosphetics and practical effects gain an uncanny valley property and look very fake due to the increased fidelity.

Certain screenings of the hobbit were shown at 48 FPS and it looked terrible.

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Watch soap operas if you want the 60 fps experience

Soap operas have been using 60fps for a lot of years now. They call it soap opera effect or something of that nature, can't remember what those retards call it.

I like my games in 60+ fps but watching shows in 60 fps just looks weird, especially animated shows. I saw a clip of the dragon ball super finale in 60 fps and I swear it gave me motion sickness compared to the regular.