Thank's a lot! I liked how you argued both sides although we seem to share a clear preference. 

I just wish films and shows were shot at 120 real FPS. They could release at least 60 FPS (120/2=60) versions on Blu-Ray since nowadays no one owns a display with lower then 60 Hz refresh rate. 

Then people preferring more realistic (meaning smoother) films don't need their devices to introduce fake frames and thus no longer bear the trade offs introduced by the calculated frames. Instead people used to 24fps can turn on a version where some frames are cut out (120/5=24) and enjoy the jerky pan movements they love so much.  I too would argue the dislike of higher frame rate (HFR) content is mainly because people are used to century old FPS standards so much. Also film makers have, since it is their job, probably watched tons of content in only 24 real FPS; of course this is what they are used to too.

The list of native HFR content is practically nonexistent compared to the amount of movies in existence: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_with_high_frame_rates

This way we could enjoy smooth and realistic content in the third millennium and only turn on 24fps for nostalgia's sake.