World of Warcraft movie plot exposed to Blizzard human and Orc as the blueprint

A few days ago, foreign media bleeding cool blasting material, "World of Warcraft" movie story will be based on Khadgar and MEDIVH. The story will be 1994 years Blizzard released the first Warcraft game-"Warcraft: Human and orc" as the blueprint, in this version of the game, the player in the eighth chapter of the Terran task killed Medivh.

Just yesterday, manufacturing weekly Production Weekly on Twitter, claiming that World of Warcraft would be in http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33721.html "> January 13, 2014 at the Canadian Film Park in Vancouver, the official boot.

A 22-page PDF contains 104 movie listings, according to a source from the industry who declined to be named, Manufacturing Weekly, Phase No. 861 (August 29, 2013 Thursday). At the end of the data it says "for personal use only, do not publish the information in any network media without authorization".

The following are the key information contained in this data:

"The World of Warcraft movie" code-named "Deflagration." In Merriam-Webster's Lexicon, the meaning of the word is similar to war or conflict, but also to the meaning of purgatory and slaughter. Coincidentally, it is also a mage's skill.

A description of Prince Alsas Minaichil is said to be in the 22-page Journal of Manufacturing Weekly. This text seems to be telling about Warcraft 3: In the chaos of the rule of the plot, it may also involve Christie Golden's novel "Warcraft: Arthas, the rise of the Lich King," including the story of Alsace when he was a young man, and his history of being a knight in the hands of silver.

It is speculated that the film may have combined both-the Warcraft novel and Blizzard's instant strategy game. The novel depicts Arthas and experience and personality, while the game contains the battles of orcs, night elites and undead. The World of Warcraft movie can combine them.

Please note that the clues provided by the manufacturing weekly may be wrong, inaccurate, or outdated. Please be easy to face, do not take seriously.

A survey of the authenticity of the PDF document points out that the address in Google Maps does point to Vancouver. Another public website, acting-auditions.org, also publishes the same information as "manufacturing weekly." The short film in "Manufacturing Weekly 861" is described as follows:

He is an evil legend, the Lord of the Plague of the undead, with the sadness of Rune Frost, a public enemy of all the creatures of Azeroth. The Lich King represents the supreme power and unparalleled evil resentment-his icy soul buries the evil plan that destroys all life in the World of Warcraft. But this is not always the time, before his soul and orc Shaman Zhul Fusion, in the Lich King or Alsas Minay Hill-crowned Prince of Lordaeron and the Holy Knight of the pious Silver hand. When his beloved subjects were threatened by the undead plague, Arthas embarked on the path of seeking the Cursed Rune and wanted to save his home by it. What he was looking for made the new owner pay dearly for the beginning of a terrifying curse. Through the northern rift to reach the frozen throne, where he will eventually face the darkest fate.

This "manufacturing weekly" and "movie site" use descriptions are directly derived from the Christie Golden's "World of Warcraft: Alsace" novel in Simon & Schuster's website. Can this be a reason to prove its authenticity? or the opposite? Reading this description players will find that it does not clearly point out that this is a movie about the Lich King, but about the experience of Arthas as the Lich King-the human plot of Warcraft III: The chaos of governance. This history is also reproduced in Christie Golden's novels. If the above is true, then this movie must be quite exciting.

Take the story of Arthas in the novel as the core, and join the battle scenes in the Battle of the game, if so the movie is really looking forward to. There are a lot of wonderful battles in the game, for example, Sal will be glum. When the hell roars out of human hands, the Echo islands have also had massive clashes between humans and orcs. However, most of the human battles were about Arthas and Jaina going to Anduo HAL, and then finding out that Kel ' Thuzad was walking the plague. Then it was the classic Stein massacre, headed for the northern Rift, where Arthas and Muradin found the Rune Frost.

How to put the orc story into such a plot, this seems to be an unrealistic, but everything is possible. Reiterates that the foregoing is not confirmed.