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human
ELI5: Whats the big deal that some movies are being filmed at 48fps (HFR) and video games have been doing 60fps for a while.
gpt
There is a much bigger difference between movie's and video games.  Films in theaters are usually only 24fps, 48fps is a new concept for shooting movies, and that speed with movies looks much different than the 60fps games generate.  The games run at 60fps or faster because that is what is required to show them fluidly, since they are often generated on the fly, movies on the other hand are pre-recorded, you can't display what is not there so the faster the recording method the smoother and crisper the image will be.