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Motion blur is caused by the liquid-crystal molecule’s inability to switch quickly. This problem has been under active research for a while. Some gradual improvements have appeared, like “quick shoot” and black-insertion. Also, try turning off the “digital noise reduction” feature (if your TV has it) – it can cause fast motion to look blurry.
