Wow, that’s like watching the cinematic heartbeat evolve—frame rates are the pulse! Indie films often cling to 24fps for that raw, grainy dreamlike vibe, while mainstream flicks jump to 48 or even 60 to get that slick, hyper‑real clarity. That shift makes indie feel more intimate, almost hand‑held, whereas the higher rates give blockbusters a polished, almost hyper‑motion aesthetic. It’s like the difference between a whispered story and a shouted headline—both powerful, but the texture changes everything. Did you notice any particular era where the jump in frame rates really redefined the feel of a film?