The video game Warcraft (Blizzard Entertainment) has grown into a real social phenomenon in 21 years (1994), so it is logical that the film adaptation of this video game franchise is so highly anticipated. From computer screens, the epic adventure moves to the big screen in June 2016, when we will return to the time of the outbreak of war between humans and orcs. The burden of the (unrealistically) high expectations of the film was borne by Duncan Jones, who had previously proven himself with the films Luna and Source Code.
Warcraft it is film adaptation of the video game of the same name, which has exceeded all expectations in its history and is one of the longest-running computer franchises. Bursting at the seams with special effects, the film focuses on the outbreak of war between humans and orcs in the virtual world of Azeroth, and the standard bearers of both races are placed in the foreground. Orcs have that Durotan, into which he transformed Toby Kebbell (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Fantastic Four, Prince of Persia: The Dunes of Time), and Human Alliance leads knight Anduin Lothar, which he played Travis Fimmel, who has already made good friends with the series Vikings with the role of a fearless fighter. Dominic Cooper (Need for Speed: Need for Speed, The First Avenger: Captain America) plays the king Llana Wrynn, half-human half-orc Garon Halforcen well Paula Patton (Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, 2 Guns).
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The Warcraft movie has big shoes to fill, because fans of the franchise they will have mercy. History is not on his side either. Movie adaptations of video games have largely failed in the past, but it seems that they will Duncan Jones lived up to high expectations and the film will avoid the fate of its predecessors. Many of you probably already want it to be next month June 2016.
A fantasy adventure
Warcraft
(USA, 2016)
Direction: Duncan Jones. They play: Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper, Toby Kebbell, Ben Schnetzer, Robert Kazinsky, Daniel Wu, Ruth Negga, Anna Galvin and Clancy Brown.
In the cinema from June 9, 2016.
