One thing Peter Jackson hasn't lost is his touch or sense of vision when it comes to his ability to recreate the world of J. R. R. Tolkein, because "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is a feast for the eyes if ever there was one. It is also, if I'm being honest, a slight test of one's will, clocking in at an indulgent two hours and 50 minutes. Par for the Jackson/Tolkein course, I know, but this time, I felt the time. But that's certainly not to say that spending more time in the Shire and its surrounding vistas wasn't pure cinematic pleasure.Review coming soon...promise!
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