Warner Bros.became the first studio to release a major Hollywood movie in 48 frames a second.The next film would beThe Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013).Both films were made back-to-back in New Zealand.With an estimated production budget of $200-315 million, and box-office gross receipts of $303+ million (domestic) and $1.He spoke about his family's tradition of honoring and photographing kin upon their deaths, and showed her his zombified wife Sally (Heather Allin) chained up in the kitchen.While waiting in the beautifully-decorated parlor, hey are impressed by a Picasso painting on the wall:Gus: Ain't that cute? They got his and hers Picassos." Desperate, Thorin proposed a plan for the group to split up, and lead Smaug out of the entrance of Lonely Mountain to the forges where the creature would be tricked into rekindling smelting furnaces with his flaming breath: "If his is to end in fire, then we will all burn together.The remainder of the film's narrative is set in Paris.In the next scene, a clever transitionary scene from Venice to Paris, a Morse-Code like radio-transmitted signal is beamed from the top of a technology-transformed Eiffel Tower (viewed at night) - the signals shoot out like bolts of lightning (similar to the RKO Pictures opening trademark).