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I agree - although I would word it differently, IMO film does look life-like, whereas HFR makes things look like the whole world is a CGI-generated hologram. And yet .... as a one off kind of thing, I liked seeing the Hobbit movies in HFR. It wasn't something i wanted, or want, all films to...

Yes, apparently even those lucky enough to see it in those 14 theaters won't be getting the fully-filmed experience. Weird.

FWIW, I wasn't talking about films, but video content like games. I think one reason that the 120 HFR showings are selling out for what, let's face it, appears to be a pretty bad movie, is that many have grown up playing very high FPS video games and want to see a film that looks like that.

To be clear, are you saying that ALL 3D showings of Gemini Man will be at 60 FPS? Meaning that if a theater anywhere is listing it as a 3D showing, that it will be in 60 FPS and not something less?

I too did not see the Ang Lee film. But I did see all three of the Hobbit movies in HFR. IIRC, the Hobbit movies were in 48 FPS. Gemini is 120 FPS, so I would be very interested in your assessment of how much different Gemini looks compared to the Hobbit movies. FWIW, I recall that with the...

Lucky you! The closest HFR 3D showing for me is 70 miles away and all of their showings have been sold out, all week.