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Most tv's refresh at 60hz, so a 120hz is double the refresh rate and makes for a better refresh rate, hell imagine what the 240hz looks like..
but yeah some have said it makes a movie appear to have the look of film, instead of video if that makes any sense. I personally like it on some movies like transformers and crank where it is bright and flashy as shit. but i agree, some movies it doesn't do much justice. To my question above, i was just curious, it image difference is probably due to the true-motion or whatever. |
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