Warcraft (2016)

Awards
- 2 wins & 3 nominations

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Watch Warcraft: Lothar and His Soldiers Are Attacked By Orcs in the Woods (UK)

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Watch Warcraft: Lothar And His Soldiers Are Attacked By Orcs In The Woods

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Watch Warcraft: Orcs Discuss Fel (Deleted Scene)

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Watch Warcraft: Durotan And Orgrim Discuss Siding With The Humans

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Watch Warcraft: Medivh Finds Khadgar Snooping in the Library (UK)

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Watch Warcraft: Durotan and Orgrim Discuss Siding with the Humans (UK)

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Director
- Duncan Jones
Writers
- Charles Leavitt
- Duncan Jones
All cast & crew
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Trivia
Director Uwe Boll contacted Blizzard about directing the film, but Blizzard refused. As quoted by MTV news Uwe Boll stated: "I got in contact with Paul Sams of Blizzard, and he said, 'We will not sell the movie rights, not to you... especially not to you. Because it's such a big online game success, maybe a bad movie would destroy that ongoing income, what the company has with it."

Goofs
Shortly before facing off with Blackhand, two spotlights can be seen in Anduins eyes while he is shown in close-up.

Quotes
[from trailer]
Durotan: I've led thousands of warriors into battle, but I fear being a father. Does that make me a leader, or a coward?

Crazy credits
The Blizzard Entertainment logo is made of ice, and features items/characters encased within: the runeblade Frostmourne from Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos (2002), Sarah Kerrigan from StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty (2010), Arthas Menethil from Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos (2002) and Tracer from Overwatch (2016).

Alternate versions
According to director Duncan Jones, his directors cut runs 40 minutes longer.

Connections
Featured in The Star Wars Show: Duncan Jones, Best of Star Wars Day and Celebration News (2016)

Soundtracks
Stormwind
Written by Jason Hayes

Sold film. Solid ending. Worth the watch.

I am not sure why there are so many bad reviews and low reviews. If you're a fan of mystical worlds and fantasy, wizards, kings and queens, mythical creatures such as deserts, orcs, elves and more, then already this has the foundations for a good film. It's not anywhere near Lord of the rings or The Hobbit, but it isn't cheesy and keeps you entertained. The fight scenes are really entertaining and I felt choreographed well. The CGI is really good with this film to the point where the creatures feel real and you forget they're fantasy creatures. The film is well-paced, and although it is just over 2 hours, the film never seemed to drag for me. I felt the film had the right balance of dialogue, action, fantasy and humour. I personally enjoyed it and recommend it is worth the watch.