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December 12, 2012 Film » Film Review

Three-hour opener to Hobbit trilogy 

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There's a sneeze in the first hour of The Hobbit: an Unexpected Journey that has no plot ramifications. No one on screen responds to it. It's essentially meaningless. But director Peter Jackson keeps the camera where it is, lingering for a few…

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