Premiere Pro CS5 - How to get a good Slow Motion

Hi all,
what's the best option to get a realy good Slow Motion in Premiere Pro CS5. We use an interlaced HDV Material (1080i).
We try change Speed Duration to 50%, mix frames and some other options (could only tell you the german description = "Flimmern vermindern" think it's "reduce flicker" in englisch) but we still get no good result. We are very spoiled of the slowmotion which our Avid System creates.
Any ideas, how we can do this in CS5 ? In CS4 there was also and Effect called Time Stretch which has done a good job.
I miss this effect in CS5.
Thanks for any Information.
Werner

I've treid the demo. Looks realy good.
Showstopper is the big price. Also when we trimm the clip on the timeline where we think this should be the scene which we want to slowmo, add the twixtro slowmo on it, then we got another trimmed result. for example: add a 50% slowmo, should doouble the lenght of the clip on the timeline. this is not happened. So we have to re-trimm the clip to get writgh scenen lenght.
Maybe we do something wrong. The plugin is realy great ! thanks for the tipp.
Greets
Werner
TODAY WE GOT OUR MXO2 yeaaahhhhh :-)

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