The biggest criticism for the movie is that it's too short. Duncan has already said that there are a lot scenes which were removed from the movie that he'd like to be in it. Considering that, the theatrical version is probably not how Duncan wanted it at all. So how exactly is it HIS fault? Who knows, maybe with all the scenes, it's a solid 9.
I talked to Duncan about the length and he said he'd make it longer if he could or 3 hours. Producers cut it. Haven't seen the movie myself so I can't judge.
Well, Paradokz was right about everything yet he got banned. I guess being right or wrong holds little relevance compared to be a deliberate asshole.
This shit looks funny but sadly, it's a Saturday night here, very deep night, almost morning. I really need to sleep so please, go on without me.
Yes, but that seems to be affecting all kinds fo things from character development to story. Thats pretty big things to screw up. Too hear people hopeing oh just wait till we get a directors cut for a better version are simply moving the goal posts in hopes things get better because they know while it's not a totally suck ass movie. It's also not great either. It's average and some seem to be having a hard time with that.
The problem we read in many reviews all come from the director. Sure, some will come from the editors but jones isn't totally out of the loop in that either.
Maybe, and that thats about all you have. Hopes and wishes and maybes but that isn't the movie we got. We ended up with an average one. No matter how anyone wants to spin what might could have and might could be on a DVD. We don't have that. We have average and thius movie needed a whole lot more than average. Jones was part of the reason that came to be. He neither had enough clout to sway editors or change legendary/universals mind on post production.Duncan has already said that there are a lot scenes which were removed from the movie that he'd like to be in it. Considering that, the theatrical version is probably not how Duncan wanted it at all. So how exactly is it HIS fault? Who knows, maybe with all the scenes, it's a solid 9.
Jones simply didn't have what it takes yet to get a warcraft movie to where it needed to be. It seems he (and no doubt others) relied to much on CGI to carry this and thats not enough.
You know, when a director (and company) already shot scenes and the studio(?) rips them out, why exactly is that? Like I obviously get things that might change ratings or something, and who knows maybe that's what he would mean but yea...
I think that we will have the sequel even if they don't get to $400/500 Million of revenue.
Examples:
Batman Begins had a production budget of $150 million and a worldwide revenue: $374,218,673
Captain America: The First Avenger had a production budget of $140 million and a Worldwide revenue of: $370,569,774
And there are many other examples
and here I thought we were taking reviews and throwing them out. He's the best you say? Maybe we should say "F" him and the ride he came in on. He's no better than any of the others. OR maybe we should listen to him because he's the best. What are we doing with reviewers these days?
Either way, the movie is to short. The movie got cut. The movie has bad pacing which hurts character development and the story in general and thats before some personal opinions seem to take place. But we also have read the acting isn't all that great. Some scenes don't mesh well with the CGI and on other things as you read from what people say about the movie. The only glowing things we consistently read is great CGI and animation.
The rest swing wildly from positive, mediocre to poor. Most of that falls on a director that doesn't have the clout to throw around to keep his vision. He had little to no ability to push his weight around on editors to keep "Jones" vision much less it seems to be even able to collaborate with them if they are to take all the blame.
You can push the blame on different people all day but in this case I fully believe jones didn't have the experience to get it done.
I know. I just love listening to people who seem to think a directors cut will "fix" things. It tells me they know this movie is off kilter but damn near wont admit it as well as they have pinned their hopes on possibilities in a DVD months down the road.
However, what the director wants in doesn't seem to carry much weight. Well if you listen to the people about here, it doesn't matter what the director wants. People apparently ran all over him in the post-production. He doesn't seem to have enough clout to get what he wants.
Well quras, in theory the pacing problem could be solved by a Director's cut, considering that some exposition scenes on Draenor and Azeroth were cut and could explain more things.
And considering that usually the studio makes the calls on the lenght of the movie, the director wanting it to have more screen time for a release, doesn't mean he will get it.