Very slow page curls in a PDF

I am creating an interactive pdf. I created the swf file, imported it into indesign (CS6) and exporting as an interactive pdf. My pdf is simple, it only contains page curls but they are very slow! No where near as fast as the swf file when viewed in a web browser. Why? And what is the solution?

You're using a hack by running SWF inside PDF. There is no solution unless you just use the SWF file by itself.
And what's the value of the page curl anyway. It's a way overused effect.

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