[Bnshsysjab]

I’d rather see 60-144hz before any increases in resolution above 1080p and maybeeee 4K.

I think lower quality rips show themselves a bit more on high quality playback devices, but I generally don’t hit low quality releases purely for Snob factors so I could be wrong.

[dylz]

Are movies actually made in 144 FPS?

[kodt]

Not that I'm aware of. The only high FPS movie I know of is Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk by Ang Lee, it is shot at 120fps. The Hobbit is shot at 48fps.

[Bnshsysjab]

No, and that’s my point. 144hz is probably overkill, but 60hz is a noticeable difference.

[gowld]

Movies look like garbage in >30fps.

That's why moviemakers beg audiences not to do frame interpolation.

[Bnshsysjab]

Interpolation and frame rate are two different things.

Care to give an argument more than ‘looks garbage’? I think people reported that the hobbit looked weird, but that’s likely because were used to 30fps in a subconscious level.

[tripzilch]

I don't know how much films you watch, but the only thing I'm used to on a subconscious level is what the world looks like IRL.