Ignore whoever tells you HFR is a bad thing

Rating: 9/10 (15 December 2012)

This is more a review of the new format, rather than the movie itself.
You should really ignore whoever tells you HFR is a bad thing. Do yourself a favor and go see this movie in 3D HFR. There was no motion-sickness or any of that nonsense, and my dinner stayed where it belonged. The 48 FPS made this the best 3D I have ever seen, easy to follow, very immersive, you can notice the tiniest of details, no flickering, stuttering, shaking, blurring or any of the problems you would experience at 24 FPS. 24 FPS was first used in 1927, I don't know why they didn't think about increasing the frame rate before. I think 48 FPS is here to stay, and I am going to enjoy it :)