Original unmodified trailer is followed by a 60FPS motion interpolated version, followed by a side by side comparison. Make sure youtube is playing in 1080p60, 1440p60 or 2160p60 quality.
Make your own evaluation, but I think it's hard to argue that the 60FPS interpolated version looks anything but amazing.
It's a difficult problem to estimate the motion of each pixel from surrounding frames, especially from such a dismally low source frame rate. Vapoursynth using FlowFPS does a reasonable job here, although it might be possible to get rid of a few more obvious motion artifacts with some tweaks to the parameters.
Of course interpolation wouldn't be necessary if directors simply filmed in a modern frame rate to start with, but for this to happen we need to ween people off the nostalgic "feeling" that 24FPS content is "cinematic".
Credit to phiresky for the excelent motioninterpolation.vpy vapoursynth script: [ Ссылка ]
Tip: use this to convert game footage from 60FPS to 144FPS. It almost looks exactly the same as when it was originally recorded from the 144fps source.
Trailer: Transformers: The Last Knight Official Trailer 1 (2017) - Paramount Pictures.
