Too much of engineering is too bad

Rating: 6/10 (7 January 2013)

I would like to send a message to Peter and crew: Too much of anything is good for nothing. I watched "the making of Hobbit movie" in Youtube and I noticed people slogging with deadlines on their head, people enclosed in rooms working on setting background music, cinematic effects etc.. This is not a good/healthy way of creating cinema.
The movie was good with exceptional shots and sound but it lacked consistency: the fight sequences were rather stretched with "Age of empire style music", you know, like "just get done with the fights and move on" kind of thinking. The CGI was clearly evident, too much of pixel shading and pretty dented graphic configurations.
I request the movie makers to be more natural, let the deadlines stay dead and work outside the studios to stay in touch with reality and not get carried away with too much of imagination and fantasies.
"Imagination is a medicine which could turn into poison if taken in excess".
Hats off to every low fps part of the movie: exceptional cinematography.