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The industry has to have the audience in order to make these films. And ultimately the audiences for movies are beginning to dwindle that it's becoming a very serious issue for the industry. So 100 years from now, what are they going to be now? But you can absolutely guarantee that they're not going to be 24 frames a second and they're not going to be 2D. 100 years ago movies were black-and-white, silent, and 16 frames a second. I regret more people didn't see them like that. So the second and third movies have a slightly more textured look. After the first 'Hobbit' film, I found out a lot of tricks to make it look less like video. “I just think it's a much better way to see films. The director reiterated his argument that the format will stand the test of time better than 24fps and will provide a more exciting theater experience. Stay tuned.At the press day, Jackson also defended - again - his choice to format the Hobbit movies in 48fps. However, the studio could end up appealing the rating and maybe all this fuss will be for nothing. Surely we'll hear what was gruesome enough to land the film an R-rating once fall rolls around, but until then we'll just have to imagine what it might be. The MPAA isn't the most consistent organization when it comes to rating movies anyway, and they've struck plenty of deals with studios when hoping to land a certain rating before the movie hits theaters.įor now, count me intrigued to see what's been added to The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, but likely not enough to go sit through the extended edition in theaters. maybe told the MPAA they wouldn't mind if they got an R-rating for the final Hobbit movie, just to turn some heads. I'm not much for conspiracy theories, but I wouldn't be surprised if Warner Bros.

It's the same logic behind releasing an unrated cut or a director's cut (though the latter is sometimes a motivation from the filmmaker rather than the studio). Pictures, New Line and MGM want you to think so that you're inclined to go see what all the fuss is about when the extended edition hits theaters in October and also home video in November. So it begs the question, what has Peter Jackson added to The Battle of the Five Armies in order to amp the rating up to an R? But that's likely exactly what Warner Bros.

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