Warcraft Review

Warcraft (alternatively known as Warcraft: The Beginning) is directed by Duncan Jones and written by Jones, Charles Leavitt and Chris Metzen. It stars Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper, Toby Kebbell, Ben Schnetzer, Robert Kazinsky and Daniel Wu. [hit the jump to continue]

Warcraft Character Posters Revealed

Legendary Pictures and Universal Pictures have released a batch of new character posters from Duncan Jones' (MOON, SOURCE CODE) version of the upcoming film WARCRAFT, based on Blizzard Entertainment's uber-successful online role-playing game franchise. The film stars Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper, Toby Kebbell, Ben Schnetzer, and Rob Kazinsky. [hit the jump to check out the full pictures]

First Orc Image from WARCRAFT Released Online

"Warcraft" is still a year away but everybody has been too excited about how this epic film is going to look like... [hit the jump to continue]

Warcraft Teaser Posters Unveiled; UPDATE: Characters Revealed!

Universal Pictures has released the first two Warcraft movie posters for director Duncan Jones’ (Moon) upcoming adaptation of the incredibly popular video game World of Warcraft.  The two teaser posters were unveiled at the recent WoW convention BlizzCon, and they tease the two major factions of the Warcraft world. [UPDATE: The characters for the movie have been revealed! Hit the jump, after the posters!]

Warcraft Title Logo, Weapons on Exhibit, Concept Art for the Upcoming Movie

Legendary unveiled the first Warcraft logo at their Comic-Con booth this week. We also show you some teaser pix namely concept art, a set image of director Duncan Jones at work, and this title logo. Hit the jump to continue...

Ben Foster is Medivh in the upcoming Warcraft Movie

The Warcraft movie is one of the most anticipated action-adventure-fantasy genre movies. And in an interview with IGN, actor Ben Foster has revealed his role on the upcoming movie. Foster will be playing the character Medivh. Medivh has been one of the main characters in the Warcraft universe; specifically on  Warcraft III and World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. [hit the jump to continue]

Warcraft Movie pushed to March 2016

Bad news to Warcraft fans. The much-anticipated film adaptation of the popular pc game moves from December 2015 as originally set, to a March 2016 release date. Thanks to the ever-growing trend of setting distant theatrical release dates, many features change the weekend or even month they'll be released in several times before they actually hit theaters. Universal is no stranger to that game of hot potato, as was clear today when it gave the Mummy reboot an opening date and shifted one of its upcoming efforts away from Star Wars: Episode VII, which was recently slotted on December 18, 2015. Duncan Jones’ upcoming big budget video game adaptation Warcraft has been pushed from that pre-Christmas date back to March 11, 2016.

A sign of fear? Or just a strategic move to make sure the young director has enough time to finish with what will no doubt be a massive post-production undertaking? It’s probably a mixture of the two. It’s unbelievable how many films are already slated to come out in 2016, but Legendary’s Warcraft is currently sitting alone on that March opening, a week after one of Disney’s next projects is planned to release.

Warcraft Movie Sets Date

The much-anticipated WARCRAFT movie has already set up an official release date, and that is December 18, 2015. The movie will be joining the big 2015 line-up of massive movies that include Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Wars Episode 7, and the Superman/Batman movie. Universal Pictures has announced this today, director Duncan Jones’ Warcraft will be in theaters for the holiday season.  Officially described as “an epic adventure of world-colliding conflict,” with a cast that includes Paul Dano, Anton Yelchin, Travis Fimmel, and Anson Mount, although it has not yet been officially announced since the result of the negotiations are not yet known, we know that Paula Patton and Colin Farrell may very well be the playing the lead roles in this movie. Director Duncan Jones also wrote the screenplay with Charles Leavitt, and Charles Roven is producing alongside Alex Gartner, Thomas Tull, and Jon Jashni.  Filming is slated to begin on January 13th.
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Warcraft's Initial Cast Batch

The WARCRAFT movie is one of those most highly anticipated films that so many fans cant wait to see. And now, the movie adaptation project which will be directed by Duncan Jones, is getting their initial casting line-up that include Collin Farrell, Paula Patton (Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol), Paul Dano (Prisoners), Anton Yelchin (Star Trek), Travis Fimmel (History Channel’s Vikings), and Anson Mount (Hell on Wheels). There are no details on who they might play, but both Farrell and Patton are being eyed for the lead roles. WARCRAFT will be based more on earlier Warcraft games, and will hope to spawn sequels based on later Warcraft games such as the MMORPG Game World of Warcraft. WARCRAFT has a January 2014 production start-date, and a 2015 target release date. [hit the jump to continue]

WARCRAFT Plot Details Revealed; will Center More on the Classic Warcraft Storylines

WARCRAFT is definitely one of the biggest, highly anticipated movies, currently being developed. Duncan Jones, via the website Bleeding Cool, has recently revealed some details about what we can expect from WARCRAFT. [hit the jump to continue]

WARCRAFT begins filming 2014

This weekend at the San Diego Comic-Con, particularly at Hall H, the audience got an unexpected trailer.  In an open, alien-looking desert, a human warrior seemingly stands alone.  He drinks the last water from a skein, and drops it on the ground.  He draws a magnificent sword, and steps forward to examine the bones of a fallen soldier.  He picks up a fancy-looking shield.  He begins circling around, facing off an unseen enemy.  The camera pulls back and reveals…an orc wielding a giant battle axe.  The two continue to circle each other.  Then they charge forward, screaming at each other, and the final shot is the orc leaping in the air, bringing down the axe, and we cut to black.  Then the title comes up: WARCRAFT.  The crowd goes wild.  This is the kind of fun surprise that Comic-Con can provide, and Legendary in particular has become so adept at providing.  [full article after the jump]

The World of Warcraft loses Raimi; hires Blood Diamond writer Charles Leavitt

The Journey into the World of Warcraft continues
by Reymundo Salao

At this point, everybody knows that Sam Raimi will not be doing the film adaptation of THE WORLD OF WARCRAFT because he has focused his attention on directing OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL instead. Yeah, it sucks, doesn't it? ...that Raimi will not be directing the fantasy epic and chose the Wizard of Oz prequel instead. But that doesn't mean that the W.o.W. movie wont be made; it's still a go. I don't think Legendary Entertainment will want to miss the opportunity to strike a film adaptation of it while its fame is still massively popular.