it can add a quality that is desired for the narrative work. Everything has its place. Honestly, my main real complaint with the 48fps version of the film was

it can add a quality that is desired for the narrative work. Everything has its place. Honestly, my main real complaint with the 48fps version of the film was that it seemed like the cinematographers took the liberty to pan faster, or at least it felt like they were panning faster. That was an unpleasant experience to me, but little else was.