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New Warcraft Trailer Shows A Sea Of Orcs And New Footage
Legendary has released a new trailer for the upcoming film adaptation of Blizzard's phenomenal Warcraft series. The new trailer shows humans clashing with orcs, villages torn asunder, and lots of computer generated special effects.
Warcraft is directed by Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code), and tells the story of Azeroth on the brink of war. Orcs are encroaching on human territory as their world is being destroyed, and tension between the two factions comes to a head in this trailer. The movie opens in theaters on June 10.
It's been a busy time for everything Warcraft with promotion for the film ramping up, Blizzard issuing a cease and desist to a vanilla World of Warcraft server, and the latest WoW expansion arriving in August. To see previous coverage on the Warcraft movie, click here.
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