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No, you can. There should be an option to turn it on or off somewhere in your settings. I usually keep it on for football games, but other than that it makes things look really weird.
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Actually, no you can't. 120hz is the refresh rate of the TV so it's not something you can turn off and on. What makes Blu-rays look weird on a 120hz HDTV is the motion enhancer that's a setting on the TV (MotionFlow, Natural Motion or what have you.) that can be turned off and on.
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yup, got it! geez, it's kinda like eattign a steak with alot of A1, Now completly remove the A1 and the steak doesn't seem as good. You know i just like a little bit of A1! ... lol
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I absolutely love the motion enhancer myself and so do all of my friends/coworkers. It gives the feeling as if your standing behind that camera watching it all happen right in front of you. I will agree it does suck when it makes it so realistic that you can easily tell when they used special effects(like Harvey Dents face on fire in DK) or even if they did it green screen on a stage but overall i feel it's totally worth it and it will only push the next generation of special effects that much further.
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paying extra for a 120htz tv is a waste. Makes the freakn movie look live...like its being filmed right in front of you! The only thing the 120htz is good for is sports...like football. And yes you can turn off the motion flow...just read your manuel or go throught your settings.
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It's the green-screen effect!
It's not apparent on animated movies. But the motion-flow during real movies gets really, really annoying. That's why I'm kind of glad I went with the 60Hz for 3-400 bucks less. It definitely helps with movies like Kung Fu Panda though. ![]() |
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