Warcraft Movie Twitter Q&A, War Room Tour, USA Today Lothar Spotlight

posted 2016/05/23 at 10:45 AM by perculia

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Check out my tour of the War Room & Alliance armor from #WarcraftMovie & send me questions using #AskWarcraft now! https://t.co/ewsxtPXjAx

— Robert Kazinsky (@RobertKazinsky) May 23, 2016Replica Lion's FangReplica Lion's HeartLothar SpotlightUSA TodayWhen a mysterious band of orcs shows up and starts attacking the kingdom, the human Lothar leads his soldiers — including his son — into war but he's torn between duty to country and duty to family. He also has a "sexual chemistry" with the half-orc warrior Garona (Paula Patton), according to Fimmel, and an often humorous relationship with rookie magician Khadgar (Ben Schnetzer).USA TodayWarcraft Movie Twitter Q&A

Kazinsky's favorite non-spoilery line from the movie is "Leeeeeeroooooy."

Favorite Easter Eggs are murlocs and a meetingstone in Elwynn Forest.

Kazinsky's favorite boss is Yogg-Saron. His favorite legendary is Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker.

When asked how many Warcraft films were enough, Duncan Jones said 3...while Rob Kazinsky wanted 12. 3 for the story of the Orcs, 3 for Burning Crusade, 3 for Arthas, and 3 for Sargeras. Of course, he wants to star in all of them.

There are a number of extra scenes; if the films does well, they'd like to release an Extended Edition.

Kazinsky would have a drink with Sylvanas or Alexstrasza.

See all of their replies on the #AskWarcraft hashtag.

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— Robert Kazinsky (@RobertKazinsky) May 23, 2016

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— Robert Kazinsky (@RobertKazinsky) May 23, 2016

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— Robert Kazinsky (@RobertKazinsky) May 23, 2016

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— Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) May 23, 2016

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Comment by Synyster182Movie keeps looking more and more awesome. Also. First.Comment by ZennnrinThere going to say Leroy in the movie....AWESOME I can't wait to see that partComment by ahunter8056Love the Little Britain reference in the last Q&A clip.Comment by sgtevmckayJust release the blasted thing already...or at the current rate of released information there will be no need to GO see the movie, I will be able to use a video editor and piece it together and watch it myself in a couple of weeks or so :pComment by perculiaJust release the blasted thing already...or at the current rate of released information there will be no need to GO see the movie, I will be able to use a video editor and piece it together and watch it myself in a couple of weeks or so :pComment by ThorvasI really really really hope they won't try to do a trilogy of WC1, WC2 and WC3. Mostly because the amount of story from Warcraft 3 is impossible to put in one movie alone.

Especially considering they didn't manage to fit the end of WC1 into this warcraft movie, with Stormwind burning and the humans sailing on to Lordaeron

I hope they dedicate 2 films to the second war and then perhaps a standalone movie for Lord of the Clans to set up Thrall as a character.
And then a trilogy for Reign of Chaos.

If they do decide to do all three wars in a trilogy (1 war per movie) then I can imagine they will change the lore drastically to make it work.

I also hope they stay true to the story of the second war. Meaning I hope they actually kill off characters where they're supposed to die and not keep them on because of popularity around them or the stars portraying themComment by TevishSzatIMO Warcraft itself seems pretty solid given what we know of its plot, as a representation of the First War/WC1.

WC2 would seem to me to need 2 movies to include both happenings on azeroth and the Draenor campaign.

WC3 would also need 2 just for Reign of Chaos in my mind -- one covering Arthas' story (Essentially the Human and Undead campaigns) and the other covering the events in Kalimdor (Orc and Night Elf campaigns). Frozen Throne might be able to get away with 1 but it would be straining the scree time between Illidan/Kael and Sylvanas/Arthas plotlines that only sort of come together for the battle at Icecrown.Comment by hahnsoloi asked the drink question. Shocked it was answered.Comment by orgonutilwhat i disliked in the movie, in a comparrison with LOTR - in LOTR it appears that you have scenarios with some effects, in warcraft you have effects with some scenario on them. The orcs and fights seems awesome, but every background seems to artificialComment by overthinkerAs long as they do a Lich King movie I do not care how many films there are. I still get teary eyed at that cut scene.

"There must always be a Lich King!Comment by darkelemental1Everything just looks so damn cheesy, I know its a movie based off a game but they didnt need to make it all look like in game renders. You can practically see the painted on blurry pixels.Comment by NoobFTWDid someone say Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the WindseekerComment by Hellinho85Too much CGI for my taste, dont have much expectations but im sure ill have a blast in a few weeks :PComment by GrabovskyI really really really hope they won't try to do a trilogy of WC1, WC2 and WC3. Mostly because the amount of story from Warcraft 3 is impossible to put in one movie alone.

Especially considering they didn't manage to fit the end of WC1 into this warcraft movie, with Stormwind burning and the humans sailing on to Lordaeron

I hope they dedicate 2 films to the second war and then perhaps a standalone movie for Lord of the Clans to set up Thrall as a character.
And then a trilogy for Reign of Chaos.

If they do decide to do all three wars in a trilogy (1 war per movie) then I can imagine they will change the lore drastically to make it work.

I also hope they stay true to the story of the second war. Meaning I hope they actually kill off characters where they're supposed to die and not keep them on because of popularity around them or the stars portraying themComment by DualwielderI might not know the whole story, but we know there are differences between the movie and "our timeline" or how it went according to material about the first war (since WC1 was so massively retconned). I am not saying I don't understand why, since 1:1 game to movie probably won't make a very interesting movie.
But wanting to continue a series through the three wars sounds a little off. It would be like trying to play out the story of the first games from the alternate universe where we visited Draenor; with no baby Garrosh, no Dragonmaw, with a living Rulkan and an orc/draenei-war happening in the wrong order. The longer it has to go with more and more differences, the further it drifts away.
I would just feel like I did with WoD: it was fun when it meant we can go back and see how things happened, but less fun when it turned out we go back and see what might have happened had tons of small things been different.

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