I'd say WoW is still pretty big in terms of pop culture, sure it peaked around TBC/WotLK, but people don't forget that fast and I'd say this is better for the movie, they don't need to worry about hitting some window of relevance and instead focus on a making a good one.As much asweall know and love Warcraft, it's pretty niche as far as pop culture goes, and you can't rule out that it's a video game. How many other video game movies have had paparazzi shots or huge followings prior to release? This isn't Game of Thrones we're talking about here.
I'm going to guess that half the movie follows 100% CG orcs. I wonder if they still have motion capture to do?If it is already in post production why the hell is it not coming out until March 2016? It must be 95% CG or something.
This is exactly what I was thinking. I also figured it was mostly CG for the fact that we didn't see any leaks from filming on location. They just threw a couple of actors on a green screen stage for a month or so and figure out the rest in post.If it is already in post production why the hell is it not coming out until March 2016? It must be 95% CG or something.
But it's because everything they make is super ultra polished quality work! It takes time!Plus it's Blizzard... they take ten times longer to do anything than anybody else.
Heard from a buddy who visited one of the sets in Canada that he was quite impressed with what they had built at the time. But yeah, probably a fair amount of CGI in the finished product.I'm going to guess that half the movie follows 100% CG orcs. I wonder if they still have motion capture to do?
Well if I remember the filming schedule it was like 1-2 months of actual filming and two years of post production. So that doesn't bode well for the acting parts!But it's because everything they make is super ultra polished quality work! It takes time!
And bioware!
Blizzard just announced that they are feminists now and are swapping bikini armour for skin tight latex bodysuits.I'm just wondering if any of the female characters in this game will be wearing bikini armour!
You're probably right, but although its not late 2010 anymore (peak WoW subs), there are still over 20 million people playing Hearthstone which is entirely based in the Warcraft universe. That's still some attachment to the universe and its characters. I don't think it's going to be a huge flop, but if there are people like me out there who want to avoid the smelly virgins who are going to be yelling "FOR THE HORDE" in theatres opening weekend maybe they'll bomb.As much asweall know and love Warcraft, it's pretty niche as far as pop culture goes, and you can't rule out that it's a video game. How many other video game movies have had paparazzi shots or huge followings prior to release? This isn't Game of Thrones we're talking about here.