Well, where should I start? Maybe let's start with a few self-questioning:
Q1: Is The Hobbit Better than The Lord Of The Rings?
A1: Not better but almost at the same level
Q2: Is The Hobbit an instant classic?
Q2: Come very close
Q3: Is The Hobbit Entertaining and worth the premium for 3D experience?
Q3: Of course, YES!
I just came back from the premiere (Singapore) of The Hobbit - An Unexpected Journey [3D], the 2 hours and 40 minutes are well spent and I enjoyed the movie a lot especially with the super sharp and fine images (I can't ascertain whether the cinema that I've been to is showing the 48 fps [frame per second] format, which by the way is 2 times the normal screening) but the clarity and majestic view just blown me away.
I especially like the hobbit character of Bilbo, (by Martin Freeman), he evolved from a reluctant and least expected addition to a life and death quest to a hero at the end of the show. The Hobbit is about his journey and in this installment, he is surrounded by 13 joyous dwarfs who determined to claimed back their kingdom.