Why is the 24p “effect” more pronounced on some films, but barely noticebl on others?

[onyx527]

When your tv is on 24hz mode and you’re watching a blu ray, on some movies I find it is beautifully smooth, naturally smooth etc. But then I’ll put another movie on almost looks the same as 2:3 pull down.

Notably Exodus looks incredible in 24p, almost looks like it’s in HFR. Whereas Ghost in the Shell you can barely notice it (same tv settings on both).

Also, I find there is no smooth look to any older movie. Pre “modern age” (edit: by this I mean the current style of filmmaking has probably not changed since 1999 with saving private Ryan. Anything before this)

Anyone know why this is?

[JasonHensley]

Are you turning on a motion plus setting by chance? If so, don’t. If not, I really don’t know what you’re talking about.

[onyx527]

Originally Posted by JasonHensley

Are you turning on a motion plus setting by chance? If so, don’t. If not, I really don’t know what you’re talking about.

I have a plasma so there isn’t an interpolation feature on it. Although it does have a feature called “cinema smooth” which I believe displays each frame four times. That feature is turned on for every film I watch, and on in both examples up there. I just like it as I like the natural smoothing effect it has. I know, I’m a heathen

[GLaDOS]

*noticeable

[onyx527]

Originally Posted by GLaDOS

*noticeable

There’s a character limit on titles. I had to pick a word to mangle

[Rough]

Sometimes some movies are great to my eyes but when my eyes are tired some movies are very hard to watch.

[Ray Jackson]

I had to turn my 24p setting off the other day, because I discovered that it was the culprit behind the freezing of my blu-ray player every time I tried to load the disc for The Last Jedi.

Once I turned 24p off, the disc loaded fine.

...The Last Jedi is the only disc that's ever happened with.

[Rough]

24p is a fluke. Ive always find the movie playback better when 24p is off.