
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Peter Jackson · 2012
The film was shot at 48 frames per second, the first wide release to do so, though most cinemas showed a 24 frame version. Critic Peter Travers wrote that 48 frames with 3D made it look hyper-real. One reading is that the extra detail suits close scenes like Gollum's cave, and some viewers found it too sharp elsewhere.
Where to see it: Riddles in the Dark: Bilbo finds a ring and plays a riddle game with Gollum in a cave, with his life as the prize.

