<font color='#000080'>It may not advertise it, but it almost has to have it.
3:2 pulldown is how DVDs convert what is essentially 24 frame per second MPEG-2 (what is actually stored on the DVD) to 30 frame/60 field per second output (what you see on the video monitor.)
It grabs three fields of "film" frame 1, then 2 fields of "film" frame 2, then 3 fields of "film" frame 3, etc... back and forth. The result is bringing 24 fps up to 30 fps speed (required for full motion color video) without changing the speed.
Film frames 1, 2, 3, 4
Become video fields: 1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 3c, 4a, 4b
4 frames becomes 10 fields, yielding a ratio of 2 frames of film for every 5 fields of video, or 2/5 = 24 frames/60 fields
The result is nice, smooth motion...
<sean connery>And thus ends the lesson... </sean connery></font>