Saddest thing is that even as a nerd fan of the franchise I can't give it an 8 anymore. It's a 6.5 xD
I get why people that don't know the franchise might rate it higher and that's alright. The movie is doing very well at the box office, and at the end this is all that matters.
I'm sure that the extended edition will be much, much better.
They look exactly like the armors from the game. They are colorful and exaggerated on purpose. BTW I didn't like Llane's helmet too, but everything else was just fine.
No, acting wasn't terrible. Travis Fimmel did a great job and the Orcs were amazing. Paula Patton and Ben Schnetzer were much better than expected. Ben Foster was ok. Only Dominic Cooper delivered a weak performance, which kinda surprised me because he's a much better actor in other movies and TV shows. However, he was still better than some famous actors like Robert Pattinson in Twilight or basically everyone in teenager TV shows like Supergirl, Flash or Arrow.
Adam Driver did a terrible job in Star Wars, sorry. I totally understand his character (basically a spoiled brat who thinks he's going to rule the Universe but actually he's just a teenage coward), but he didn't portray it well. He looked badass until he took his mask off, then everyone in the cinema went like "what the fuck?". Most of my friends think he's one of the worst villains in the history of cinema and don't even want to go to see Episode 8 because he's on it. Whether you admit it or not, Gul'dan was a much, much better villain than him.
How do you know how a kid is going to understand two different movies? One of the major complaint from adult people who saw Warcraft without knowing the lore was not understanding the story well enough. So do you really think that a kid is going to find Zootopia harder to understand?
... wait, maybe you are a kid yourself, understood Warcraft just fine because you knew the lore already, but had trouble keeping up with Zootopia. That would explain everything.
Last edited by daywalker02; 2016-06-13 at 11:18 AM.
It's okay, weird people should stick together.
I think u r cool now. *bearhug*
I know I do, I don't usually base my desires off how much a movie will cost to someone that is not me. I look forward to my own entertainment.
Will the cost prohibit future movies? It may, not my problem.
By the way, I guess that number was just shat out of your anal cavity. Or do you actually have credentials to prove this expertise in movie budgeting?
Last edited by Zoibert the Bear; 2016-06-13 at 11:21 AM.
By the way. I am the only one who thinks that asian elf looked very odd?
I am commenting on US box office. Which is considered by the film industry to be the gold standard.
China is nice and all. But the trades and industry assume US domestic the default, everything else lesser.
How one may personally feel about that isn't going to change the minds of Warner Bros., Disney, Variety, Empire, The New Yorker, etc. I'm sorry.