"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is the first installment of three movies on J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" book. The movie, which released in December 2012, has been receiving some unusual criticism: some people claim that watching the movie can induce nausea.
This is being attributed to the way the film has been shot (and not just because of it being available in 3D), in order to increase clarity and make motion smoother and sharper. So, cinematographically speaking, what's different about this film?
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It is shot at 48 frames per second, rather than the usual 24 frames per second.
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