Finally, after years of waiting, the first trailer of the film of Duncan Jones Warcraft is here. If you are familiar with the popular video game franchise that inspired it, you know that is filled with tributes and secrets. If you have no idea that you will not worry. Here we reviewed in depth.
Speculation and possible spoilers of the film below.
The trailer opens with a tap flying over a snowy to a tower that shines with magic mountains. You can be two places. Can be Karazhan, home Archmage Medivh (played by Ben Foster) or Dalaran, a city ruled by sorcerers from which you can see a further alternative scene.
On the scene, a male voice says: "For years, our world has been at peace, but something about."
That voice belongs to Anduin Lothar (Travis Fimmel), a warrior of the human army. You may see riding on tap next to Khadgar (Ben Schnetzer), Medivh's apprentice. The fact that you are together does not help to discern whether it is Dalaran or Karazhan.
Our next stop takes us to Stormwind, capital of the vast realm of humans. The World of Warcraft enthusiasts will recognize the shape of the cathedral of light in the center, but is much bigger than the game.
Khadgar rises breakneck stairs to talk to what looks like a council of wizards. That seems to confirm that the city could start Dalaran. In the game world is led by a council of sorcerers and is semi-independent from the rest of the human kingdom.
We got the first look at conditions in the paper Fimmel Anduin Lothar. In games, Lothar is known as the Lion of Azeroth, one of the greatest warriors alive during the invasion of orcs.
Anduin does not have the same face in this picture. He leans over a prone body whose neck sticking a knife. Interestingly cadaver armor is gold and silver, and much like the leading character Dominic Cooper. Is it possible that the King Llane humans do not survive the first orca invasion of Azeroth?
Anduin continued speaking: "There are dark forces among us." Not without reason. The massive figure of an orc jumps in the middle of an unsuspecting group of humans. Orcs in this film look incredibly brutal.
King Llane (Dominic Cooper) is not happy with that massacre of his men. In this scene she ordered someone to hunting the beasts responsible for the attacks.
We left Azeroth to enter a completely strange place. It is Draenor, the orcs home. The demonic lights in the sky and orc camps do not have very nice indeed. The voice is the sound of Durotan (Toby Kebbel), head of the Frostwolf clan. He can be seen in the company of his faithful friend Doomhammer (Rob Kazinsky) walking through the orc camp. Durotan confirms the dismal prognosis: "Our world is mueriendo. Where nothing is left to return. "
A huge explosion destroys a forest green.
In Warcraft, this green energy is the signature of demonic magic,
specifically the demon army known as the Burning Legion, a horde of
creatures that corrupts and destroys everything in its path. Of course, they are the real villains of the story.
It is unclear exactly what happens in the scene. Whereas forests resemble those of Azeroth, it could be the magical portal that the villain of the film, the orc warlock Gul'dan (played by Daniel Wu) opens between Draenor and Azeroth. In the game, they believe to be invading orcs Azertoth on their own, but are actually being manipulated by the Burning Legion. icid 2016
Speculation and possible spoilers of the film below.
The trailer opens with a tap flying over a snowy to a tower that shines with magic mountains. You can be two places. Can be Karazhan, home Archmage Medivh (played by Ben Foster) or Dalaran, a city ruled by sorcerers from which you can see a further alternative scene.
It is unclear exactly what happens in the scene. Whereas forests resemble those of Azeroth, it could be the magical portal that the villain of the film, the orc warlock Gul'dan (played by Daniel Wu) opens between Draenor and Azeroth. In the game, they believe to be invading orcs Azertoth on their own, but are actually being manipulated by the Burning Legion. icid 2016
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