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there were a couple of places where it didn't look right, and many where the motion looked realistically smooth but more blurred than video.
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They probably have access to the film and also can spend a lot more time on this than a non-commercial person like me. However, I'll bet that even for them that there are lots of situations where the motion comp breaks down and they have to substitute a "safer" way (interpolation) to create the extra fields. That of course will look blurry.