Four new TV spots for Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey have debuted online, just in time for the purchase of advance tickets that has started on Wednesday. Have a look at them after the jump:
Also, according to THR, theater chains Regal and AMC have agreed to exhibit the controversial 48 fps versions of The Hobbit in limited release when it opens on December 14th, 2012:
“Warners has decided to offer Hobbit in what is being called HFR 3D as a platform release, using 400 screens domestically, that will include 90 screens from Regal and 92 from AMC along with another 500 in international markets. The majority of theaters will show the movie at the traditional frame rate of 24 fps.”
There's also a new TV spot for Air New Zealand featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the Hobbit-style advert we recently posted:
Have you started counting down already?THE HOBBIT: Five New TV Spots and 48 FPS Update
Four new TV spots for Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey have debuted online, just in time for the purchase of advance tickets that has started on Wednesday. Have a look at them after the jump:
Also, according to THR, theater chains Regal and AMC have agreed to exhibit the controversial 48 fps versions of The Hobbit in limited release when it opens on December 14th, 2012:
“Warners has decided to offer Hobbit in what is being called HFR 3D as a platform release, using 400 screens domestically, that will include 90 screens from Regal and 92 from AMC along with another 500 in international markets. The majority of theaters will show the movie at the traditional frame rate of 24 fps.”
There's also a new TV spot for Air New Zealand featuring a behind-the-scenes look at the Hobbit-style advert we recently posted:
Have you started counting down already?
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