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Don't most interlacing features come with adjustable intensity? I use mine at the lowest setting sometimes to smooth out judder in 18fps silent films. It would be a drag if it was all or nothing.

You don't need a thread to tell you to ignore everyone's opinion but your own. That comes naturally!

Yup. Absolutely! I bought the equipment for my home theater to please myself, and I bought the movie to please myself too. My opinions matter to me. I am the audience and the customer is always right. You can feel free to adjust the color to be bright red and I won't try to shame you. You can do...

If you have the roadshow Oklahoma try it with the dream ballet. It will knock your socks off. It really is amazing. It works really well with blu-rays of opera and ballet too.

If it looks better to me and the people watching the movie with me, then it looks better. There's a funny story about "the intent of the creator" that applies here... There was a great concert pianist named Arthur Schnabel who was famous for his performances of Beethoven Sonatas. He turned...

I totally understand what the OP is talking about. For musicals with lots of dancing and smooth camera moves all over the place, interlacing like this is actually an improvement. If you want to see something pretty amazing, take the ballet dream sequence from the Todd AO roadshow version of...