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ELI5: Why is it that when watching a movie at 24 frames per second it seems perfectly normal, but when playing a video game it is almost unbearable?
gpt
Film frames can capture motion blur of fast moving objects, essentially the object is appearing in several places at once.

Video games render a series of still images of objects in a single location at any point in time (for the most part).

When viewed at full speed, the motion blur captured on film is much more pleasing to the eye than a bunch of sharply rendered video game frames.