[Movie] Warcraft (June 2016)

[Zulkhan]

About the dubbing, while the Durotan and Orgrim clip sounds much better in the original voices, the Garona and Lothar clip sounds A LOT better in italian dub somehow.
For example, when Garona says "You think you're fearsome?" she says in a way that IMO seem not much convinced, like she's trying to defend herself with that answer.
In the italian dub, she says "Credi di farmi paura?" which means "You think you scare me?" and the way she delivers that line is much more aggressive and self-confident, and in that moment you really feel like Garona is really brave and strong.

Well, glad to hear that.

[Anduin94]

Well, glad to hear that.

Also, as much as I like Travis Fimmel, the dubbing in that scene is better than the original IMO.
I think the humans will be better in the dubbing, while the orcs will be better in their original voices

[Zulkhan]

Also, as much as I like Travis Fimmel, the dubbing in that scene is better than the original IMO.
I think the humans will be better in the dubbing, while the orcs will be better in their original voices

Agreed. But maybe the orcs will be more understandable overall. While the original voices sound better, sometimes seems hard to understand what they say.

[pandasrus]

Alright, and my only claim is that BvS is no worse than the MCU (with a few exceptions like Guardians of the Galaxy).

Apparently, Warcraft is a top seller in 11 countries right now. Not very surprising, though, there isn't really any competition. On the other hand, The Conjuring 2 (I don't know how anyone can watch bilge like that, but whatever floats people's boats) and Now You See Me 2 both come out on June 10th along with Warcraft in many countries. They were all really bright, deciding to release three movies like that on the same day.

Unfortunately, I think the Conjuring 2 will be the number 1 film that weekend. There hasn't been a horror film in a while and there's a huge audience for it. Also, the first Conjuring was a huge, surprise hit. It is rated R though.

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About the dubbing, while the Durotan and Orgrim clip sounds much better in the original voices, the Garona and Lothar clip sounds A LOT better in italian dub somehow.
For example, when Garona says "You think you're fearsome?" she says in a way that IMO seem not much convinced, like she's trying to defend herself with that answer.
In the italian dub, she says "Credi di farmi paura?" which means "You think you scare me?" and the way she delivers that line is much more aggressive and self-confident, and in that moment you really feel like Garona is really brave and strong.

I totally agree! Now we just need someone like Luca Ward as Gul'Dan.

[Anduin94]

I totally agree! Now we just need someone like Luca Ward as Gul'Dan.

Yes! I always thought Gul'dan would need a great voice like Luca Ward, Alessandro Rossi or Massimo Corvo indeed

[Zulkhan]

I totally agree! Now we just need someone like Luca Ward as Gul'Dan.

What have you done, now I can't stop thinking at Gul'dan talking with Luca's voice.

[tangocash]

Seems like the movie's going to do well regardless of reviews.

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I'm jumping from a youtuber to another that made french review (and there's like... a billion of it, that's crazy), and not even one said that the movie was bad. The less convinced I saw was like 50/50 for it.
Some of them has a lot of viewers and followers. That will do the trick and brought people to the theatre, i'm sure.

[Crysis]

Someone here mentioned the part with the human and the orc standing in the desert. He also labeled it as a flashback. My question is (as I haven't seen it yet, since it opens on 8th here...), is it really a flashback? Isn't it a flashforward? Can someone explain that scene? Don't really mind the spoilers, I know the story inside out anyway.

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Someone here mentioned the part with the human and the orc standing in the desert. He also labeled it as a flashback. My question is (as I haven't seen it yet, since it opens on 8th here...), is it really a flashback? Isn't it a flashforward? Can someone explain that scene? Don't really mind the spoilers, I know the story inside out anyway.

Imo that's more a scene depicting the situation at the end of Warcraft 2 maybe, or even 3. The "actual" situation of the Orc that is speaking.

[Arrowstormen]

Someone here mentioned the part with the human and the orc standing in the desert. He also labeled it as a flashback. My question is (as I haven't seen it yet, since it opens on 8th here...), is it really a flashback? Isn't it a flashforward? Can someone explain that scene? Don't really mind the spoilers, I know the story inside out anyway.

It frames the whole movie as a flashback, or as a story told by Durotan. Which is curious since he doesn't survive it, but whatever.

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Imo that's more a scene depicting the situation at the end of Warcraft 2 maybe, or even 3. The "actual" situation of the Orc that is speaking.

I think it happens in the Barrens during World of Warcraft times, actually.

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Someone here mentioned the part with the human and the orc standing in the desert. He also labeled it as a flashback. My question is (as I haven't seen it yet, since it opens on 8th here...), is it really a flashback? Isn't it a flashforward? Can someone explain that scene? Don't really mind the spoilers, I know the story inside out anyway.

i think its a flash foward to the current days, feels so atleast

[Fathr]

Took my whole family of 4 all have benn playing wow in some sort of another, and we loved the film. I want to see more!! So bring it on, with taurens and elves. Job well done, I loved the orcs they were very believable as beign quite diverse as a race.

[Darviex]

Watched the movie last night, totally worth watching, I loved it, even my GF who's never played any of the games liked it and want to see more. I think the reviews out now is bullshit, if you ask me it was well spent money and I hope they will make more.

[Tornwar]

Took my partner to see this movie yesterday. As a non-warcraft player (in fact, despises the game) my partner was the one of us who liked the movie most o.O

I thought it was a good movie, but she LOVED it

See? My friend who isn't a fan either LOVED it as well! He Gave it 9/10, while us fans gave it 8/10

My explaination is that, because we knew the original story we weren't as susprised by everything. But because he didn't know anything, it was his first experience

Also look at Metzen being a hyped fan!

[Zulkhan]

Little question for those who watched the film already: can anyone tell me which kind of theme is playing during the Mak'gora between Gul'dan and Durotan or simply when Gul'dan finishes Durotan off?

[Tornwar]

Little question for those who watched the film already: can anyone tell me which kind of theme is playing during the Mak'gora between Gul'dan and Durotan or simply when Gul'dan finishes Durotan off?

I cannot remember the theme, but I do imagine it being this one since its called Mak'gora

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It's sad that the Metzen scene was one that was cut off.

[Graden]

It's sad that the Metzen scene was one that was cut off.

Oh no, why would they do that? I was looking forward to see this, i'm very sad now