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zvoidx:Although I agree higher frame rates may give a movie a soap opera look, by announcing it they are making people, who would normally be unaware of frame rates, to be conscious of it.
After people are aware of it, it cannot be unseen. Whether they fully spot it or not, Peter Jackson has set the stage for audiences to have a sense of outrage.
The only thing that wasn't clear about the short screening of The Hobbit, is whether the footage contained the inevitable heavy post-processing, coloring, filters, etc. that would drastically change the look from just raw 48fps footage.
