I think you mean the Hobbit, which was mentioned in parent comment. People didn't like it because they are so used to blurry low frame rate movies. If all movie

I think you mean the Hobbit, which was mentioned in parent comment. People didn't like it because they are so used to blurry low frame rate movies. If all movies were filmed like that, people would quickly get used to it. Soon they wouldn't be able to stand 24 fps. It's objectively worse. Similarly footage shot with digital cameras is often modified to look more like film. There's no objective reason for it most of the time, people are just used to the artifacts of film. Anything else "looks weird". Now stuff like lens flare, shaky cameras, etc, are added to shots made entirely in CG! I can get past that stuff because it doesn't make the quality that much worse, but low fps definitely does. What's the point of having super high resolution 4k display, if the scenes displayed on it are incredibly blurry from a low frame rate?