Lots of spectacle, but confusing unless you know the video game it's based on
“Warcraft,&#34; based on the role-playing video game, contains lots of violence for a PG-13 rated film — sword fights, hand-to-hand combat, heads smashed by axes, impalements, fights to the death. The human civilization of the peaceful realm of Azeroth faces extinction by the fearsome orcs of the planet Draenor. A voiceover early in the film tells us that the battle has gone on as long as anyone can remember. On Draenor, which is dying, the orcs are led by the shaman Gul’dan (Daniel Wu), who has mastered the evil magic called the Fel, portrayed as a glowing green mist.<br /><br />Seeking a new place to live, Gul’dan opens a portal into lush, green Azeroth and leads an army of orcs in to conquer it. From the opposing sides, an unlikely group of heroes embark on a collision course that will decide the fate of their families, their people, and their home.<br /><br />The movie assumes a knowledge of the video game’s names, characters, and locations. To a viewer unfamiliar with the game, the result is a confusing movie overloaded with characters and mythology. The sheer quantity of CGI, with monsters battling one another, eventually leads to sensory overload, particularly since it’s never clear what’s going on. There are some lighter moments and one-liners to break up the action scenes, as in the “Star Wars” films, but the characters and story lack the appeal of that immensely popular sci-fi franchise.<br /><br />Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, and Ben Foster co-star.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the two-disc Blu-ray/DVD widescreen edition include four making-of featurettes, deleted and extended scenes, gag reel, origin story, “The Fandom of Warcraft,” and a look at the film’s special effects. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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