Even if this were true, I don't understand how it would be an improvement over simply reversing the pulldown and displaying 24 progressive fps rather than 120. After all, if you redraw the same frame once or a hundred times over the same interval on a progressive display, the result is exactly the same.
It's not any different, but good luck trying to buy a TV that can display at 24Hz. Instead, manufacturers build mostly TVs that have only one display rate. With that restriction, a 120Hz display rate makes sense for covering 24fps, 30fps, and 60fps material.
Some newer DLPs don't use a color wheel any more. They use RGB LEDs that switch at much higher speeds, which gets rid of the rainbow effect for many people.
Speaking of her, I thought it was interesting that they were pretty careful not to show her face. Probably wanted more freedom in choosing an actress for a future Batgirl part.
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Even if this were true, I don't understand how it would be an improvement over simply reversing the pulldown and displaying 24 progressive fps rather than 120. After all, if you redraw the same frame once or a hundred times over the same interval on a progressive display, the result is exactly the same.
It's not any different, but good luck trying to buy a TV that can display at 24Hz. Instead, manufacturers build mostly TVs that have only one display rate. With that restriction, a 120Hz display rate makes sense for covering 24fps, 30fps, and 60fps material.
Nevertheless, RPTVs do seem to be dying off.
[...] Barbara Gordon was an only child.
Speaking of her, I thought it was interesting that they were pretty careful not to show her face. Probably wanted more freedom in choosing an actress for a future Batgirl part.
The credits listed Cillian Murphy as "Scarecrow" so I think that was him.