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I can't really answer that question...

Posted by tunenut on February 18, 2009 at 09:46:41:
frames per second, I personally did not notice a blur...however I did hear a review on the radio where the reviewer mentioned the sort of discontinuity that is a feature of this type of animation and this reviewer noted that it added to the handmade feeling of the movie. It is definitely a different feel than Pixar style computer animation- of course this guy made the Nightmare Before Christmas so it's comparable to that.