What is the frame rate of a typical movie?

FPS is Frames per Second, which translates to the number of frames per second, commonly known as frame rate. It is mostly used in movie and TV production and games.

Because of the special physiological structure of the human eye, if the rate of the display of the viewed image is 29.97, it is considered to be coherent, which is why the movie film is shot frame by frame, and then played quickly.

The frame rate indicates how many times per second the graphics processor is able to update the field as it processes it. A high frame rate results in smoother, more realistic animation. Generally speaking, 30fps is acceptable, but boosting performance to 60fps can significantly improve the sense of interactivity and realism, but generally speaking, above 75fps it's generally not easy to notice a significant improvement in smoothness. If the frame rate exceeds the screen refresh rate it is a waste of graphics processing power because the monitor cannot update as fast, so the frame rate over the refresh rate is wasted.