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HFR can induce motion sickness, which limits what you can do cinematically. It's also subverting one of the most vital tropes in cinema.
Ultimately, it will remain an option until those stumbling blocks are overcome.
I've never really heard anything said against HFR which adds up to anything more than "it's not the way things have always been done". And with that mentality we'd still be making silent, B&W movies (and I'm sure back when they came in there were people saying colour & sound things make things seem more artifical too!).
HFR can induce motion sickness, which limits what you can do cinematically. It's also subverting one of the most vital tropes in cinema.
Ultimately, it will remain an option until those stumbling blocks are overcome.