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01/16/2013

Episode 123 - The Hobbit Review Plus Bonus 48 Frames Per Second Review

On this week's episode of GFR, Carlos and Steve V. agree to disagree about the first installment of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, "An Unexpected Journey." They'll hit all the high points, including PJ's controversial decision to shoot the film in 48 fps. Joining the high frame rate discussion will be fellow Geek Tony, who, along with Carlos, had the chance to view it in this new format!

Episode 123 - The Hobbit Review Plus Bonus 48 Frames Per Second Review (38:31)

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Posted at 07:00 AM in Action, Fantasy, Swords & Sorcery, Film, Previous Podcasts |

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