> It's a massive reach to describe 30 fps as commonly accepted Toy Story was rendered at 24 FPS and I don't know a single person who refused to accept it as-is

> It's a massive reach to describe 30 fps as commonly accepted Toy Story was rendered at 24 FPS and I don't know a single person who refused to accept it as-is. In fact, I hear more people complain when cinematics aren't run at a filmic framerate.