Last week, fans were given a glimpse of the world of "Warcraft" movie with the release of the first official trailer.
Now, continuing the action, Legendary Pictures, Universal pictures, and Blizzard Entertainment have launched the first "Warcraft" International TV spot, featuring footages that could very well connect to the first trailer.
The first trailer showed a glimpse of the battle between The Alliance and the Horde as well as the part where the Orcs are seen leaving their world Azeroth in search for a new place they can call home. The new 30-second TV spot, on the other hand, focuses mostly on the war between The Alliance and the Horde, revealing new scenes of Orcs and Humans getting ready for battle.
As previously reported, the graphics and visuals of the film are definitely well-made and this visualization of characters was once again revealed in the TV spot.
According to the report by Screen Rant, even though video game-inspired films do not see that much success, the extensive marketing campaign for "Warcraft" is a clear proof of Activision Blizzard's confidence to the movie which has already an established fan-base from its video-game franchise.
On the other hand, besides the trailer and TV Spot, the official plot of the film has also been revealed in the "Warcraft" movie website.
As mentioned in the movie's synopsis, the Orcs are leaving their home after once peaceful world of Azeroth "stands on the brink of war." However, as a portal that connects the Human world and Azeroth appears, the Orc warriors, who have been colonizing other worlds, entered and set their eyes in invading the Human world.
"One army faces destruction and the other faces extinction. From opposing sides, two heroes are set on a collision course that will decide the fate of their family, their people and their home. So begins a spectacular saga of power and sacrifice in which war has many faces, and everyone fights for something," the synopsis in the website continued.
Directed by Duncan Jones, the film will feature characters such as Anduin Lothar (Travis Femmel), King Llane Wrynn (Dominic Cooper), Medivh (Ben Foster), Khadgar (Ben Schetzer), Lady Taria (Ruth Negga), Garona (Paula Patton) as well as Durotan (Toby Kebbel), Orgrim (Rob Kazinsky), Blackhand (Clancy Brown), and Gul'Dan (Daniel Wu).
"Warcraft" is scheduled to be released on June 10, 2016.
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