Hobbit Motion Sickness Headache [VIDEO], "Lord of the Rings" fanboys and general movie buffs alike have been
buzzing for months over the debut of Peter Jackson's new film format in
"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey."
Jackson reportedly doubled the frame rate of the film -- to reported dizzying effects.
The 3D film uses 48 frames per second, which is double the normal 24 frames per second normally seen in movies. Go here for more and the video.
