Detail on a still frame might be lovely, set things in motion and things can get ugly.
Some have issues with motion processing, some have issues with reproduction of pure blacks, some have issues with off-axis viewing, some have image burn-in problems, some are hot, some are noisy, etc. etc. etc. Most are still a good bit more $ than rear-pro options, if you have the room and can deal with their own issues. I think some look great; but just as with good audio systems, the better video systems are more likely to reveal flaws in the source media.
Things are getting better, certainly leagues better than at the turn of the century, but each choice out there has compromises.
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