2019

>2019
>movies are still produced at 24 frames per second

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M-muh cinema f-feel.

But anime seems to be animated at even lower framerates than that, which is the one that is actually important.

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Higher frame rates makes the quality of the costumes, sets, and special effects more of an issue. Data caps are also a thing that exist now.

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Animation is expensive and the frame rates will vary DRASTICALLY from scene to scene.

>Data caps are also a thing that exist now.
What is a data cap?

movies are non-interactive, so higher framerates are of only minimal value.

Cinemas don't have data caps

>not viewing 120fps interpolated porn
lmao at ur life fag

I don't actually mind the low-framerates of anime, as it's perfectly justifiable.
It's fucking vomit-inducing when they do low-framerate 3D, though. It's completely inexcusable. Maybe they think it won't "mesh" with their 2D animation with different framerates, but I've seen several series that pulled it off perfectly well.

>Data caps are also a thing that exist now.
Now that net neutrality has been repealed...