48 fps: o futuro do cinema?

"The irony is that film purists will no doubt hate it. Over the decades, moviegoers have come to accept the artifacts and blemishes of traditional film as normal—indeed, as part of the cinema’s mystique. At 48fps or higher, most of those faults disappear and motion can appear almost too smooth. For some film fans, that will destroy the illusion—just as it did for audiophiles who grew up with the vinyl record’s limited dynamic range along with all its pops and hisses, and hated the soullessness of the Compact Disc’s pristine sound. Everyone else, though, is likely to find adopting higher frame rates the smartest thing Hollywood has done since giving Al Jolson a microphone."