All they had to do was adapt The Last Guardian.
All they had to do was adapt The Last Guardian.
It felt very cheap and too Warcraft-y.
Tried to carry WoW's cartoony artstyle to a movie didn't work very well
Makes you wonder if Blizz even read the script before signing off on the making from the start. Maybe it was a WTF moment, similar to the *showing that Zandalari can be locks at Blizzcon, then later saying sorry...they can't be* incident.
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Yea, I definitely agree. A lot of what Blizzard does with their writing and prides itself on is asking what it means to be human and what it means to be a monster. I think the Warcraft movie captured that essense except the problem is not to ask that question from the get go. It makes for a very confusing experience for the audience. It also distracts from the secondary main theme of the film which was the 'nature of true evil'. True evil is both concealed and obvious. At its core it is seditious and offering power at a price.
It was a movie made specifically for people who knew a lot about Warcraft and it still got confusing to them at some point given the changes they made. The person I was with who didn't play Warcraft didn't understand anything by the end of the movie other than human=good, orc=bad. She actually believed that the demon was Gul'dan.
I say they picked a very complicated story with too many elements and mashed it all together in a 2 hour movie.
Still the orc riding the wolf was about the coolest thing I've seen so far.
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Performance of the real life actors was pretty poor and the script seemed so... shallow? (the best I can describe). The CGI orcs were the most interesting part of the whole movie... if Blizz could make a full CGI movie and hire a new movie director I reckon they could make a box office worthy movie. Maybe focus on the story of the Lich King and not orcs from outer space.
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They had pretty much nobody actors and a nobody director. They should have just made Rise of the Horde and not the mangled story they went with. In a film like this it is normally the CGI that looks out of place but in this it was the real actors.