QT movie causes playback problems

I'm somewhat new to motion. In order to build an animated photo sequence I first imported a 3 minute QT movie to use as a reference. The QT movie makes the time line slugish and stuttery and it's pretty much impossible to work with it. Ideas anyone?

Is it a big movie? Codec? Details?
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