A masterpiece!

Rating: Null/10 (15 December 2012)

It is hard to describe film, because the words are so pour, it is absolute marvelous! I finally felt that the story was coherent, with no gaps like in The Lord Of The Rings.. After 160 minutes man, I wanted more, it felt like the film just began and everything was so immerse that it felt like half an hour or so...
The 3D was very well implemented, man could see that the film was designed in 3D, the only exception was the DOF sometimes; the industry must learn that 3D with out of focus areas is crap, the beauty in 3D is to see all the planes clear and to travel with the view as you like, but this is another story, the all need to learn these things. The good part was the 48 fps which made the image smoother, finally someone is trying to get reed of the crappy 24 fps which gives blurry motion. Most of the critics have no clue what are they talking, 24 fps was a very old technical limitation not something to be desired...STUPID! Some pans and very fast actions in the film cold have been improved on 72 fps on my opinion. The high resolution was welcome, and in conjunction with the higher frame rates made the film so immerse that felt like you are there experiencing the Hobbit. I know it was already very hard to produce the film with 2 cameras, but a perfect film in my opinion who'd have been with 3 cameras. 2 for 3D with large DOF all the time and high fps and he third with small DOF and 24 fps for normal theaters.
Excluding the comments about small DOF in 3D I cold fined only few problems actually. Gandalf's stick in some parts of the film was more like a plastic stick not wood, the poop from the brown wizard hare also, and wooden shield of the young king of the dwarfs certainly looked in some scenes like a piece of plastic. But maybe I to grumbling.
Anyway, the film is a masterpiece, and I'm pretty sure that almost everybody who likes the genre will love it, with the exception of grumpy critics which this time are all wrong in their bad comments about not being a film but more like a TV show, the are so wrong!