A Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (16 December 2012)

The Hobbit
Positive: + Technology at the highest level of all + great Acting + Humor on the right places + Over the entire term of the film never boring + much action (even without huge battles)
Negatives: -Very few scenes which are a little bit (and really merely a little) silly
Conclusion: With this film, Peter Jackson has proved that he is not only one of the 3 best Rigesseure Hollywood (maybe even the best), but also that it is possible to create a second masterpiece like Lord of the Rings. For a long time all of Tolkien's books were considered unfilmable. Peter Jackson shows with "The Hobbit" for a second time the falsity of this statement. The implementation, the scenes, the characters, everything from start to end was just perfect. Technically, the film forms the very top of the time possible. The animations are more life-like than in any other film before, the scene images and illumination are on a reference level, the performance capture sets new standards and the 3D is on the highest level. But now we come to a point which many people interests, the HFR(48p/sec). From so many people revered and vilified from even more. For me, it's just a new step into the future. Of course it is strange at first, but over time it becomes clear that it makes a movie more lifelike. For me, "The Hobbit" starts a new era of film.
Here again everything in points:
Story: 10/10 Characters: 10/10 Comedy: 9/10 Thrill: 10/10 Action: 9/10
Overall impression of the story: 9.5 / 10
Image quality: 11/10 Scene Pictures: 11/10 Camera operator: 11/10 Lighting: 10/10 CGI: 10/10 Special Effects: 10/10 3D: 10/10 HFR: 11/10
Overall impression of visuality: 11/10
Sound quality: 10/10 Dialogues /language: 9/10 Sound Effects: 9/10 Sound mixing: 10/10 Soundtrack: 11/10 (continuous goose-flesh)
Overall impression of acoustic: 10/10