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"ESSAY: A combination of technological advances and financial pressures has ushered in a new style of movie making, which, to many viewers raised on the grain and texture of film, looks like a bug that is well on its way to becoming a feature." 
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"First screening of extended footage at CinemaCon meets with mixed reactions to 48 frames-per-second format"...
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"James Cameron may have helped kick off the 3D craze with “Avatar,” but he’s also been the format’s harshest critic, especially toward 3D conversions"...
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Brent Lang: "Peter Jackson responded to criticism of his preview of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" at CinemaCon this week, saying that audiences will eventually "settle into" the hyper-realistic look of the film shot at a higher frame rate."
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The cinema technology industry is working to give moviegoers the opportunity to see The Hobbit: An Unfinished Journey in 3D projected at 48 frames per second when it hits theaters in December.
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