You strike me as one of those people who says something is rubbish without trying it (not in this case obviously). Open your mind man, it's how ended up trying a particularly funky Stilton cheese. Second thoughts, keep your mind closed. That ****er punished me for days.

I think you´re getting a wrong picture here,
actually i´m someone who will try and do about anything, but unlike others i don´t have a problem critizing it afterwards.

Feasible.

I think I know why Jackson wants to do this:

At 48fps, the 3 hour ending in slow motion can just be the same film played 24fps.

The Hobbit to be filmed at 48 Frames Per Second.
 

http://www.imdb.com/news/ni9526643/

...The usual rate is 24fps, and has been since its introduction to cinema in 1927. The Hobbit will be the first major motion picture in history to feature the upgrade Jackson thinks, "after nine decades", it's time for a change...