Cataclysm cinematic now available

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10-17-2010 @ 5:05PM

Zayd said...

Once again I find myself wishing Blizz would just bite the bullet and make a feature length cgi movie.

I would totally pay to watch it on an IMAX screen.

10-17-2010 @ 5:19PM

exogenesis. said...

Hear hear.

They would do an amazing job.

10-17-2010 @ 5:34PM

Felix_rew said...

They are making a WoW movie, aren't they?

10-17-2010 @ 5:54PM

Brandon Tilley said...

Yes, but it's not by the WoW cinematic team and it's live action, not CGI.

10-17-2010 @ 6:13PM

Dreyja said...

May I add my vote to this! I wince when I think that the WOW movie is going to be live-action. It could be as awesome as LOTR but it could also suck donkey balls like Dungeons & Dragons.

CGI would be so amazing. They wouldn't have to worry about tweaking the storyline around the harder to cast races. Just DO EET BLIZZ!

10-17-2010 @ 6:25PM

Spider said...

I'm right there with you in wanting a full-length movie, but realistically I don't think it's remotely feasible. The amount of time and money spent into putting together these 2 minute trailers is astronomical. A full 60-90 minute feature would just take forever, and probably not be logical.

I wish it was so, but I know why there won't be one. :(

10-17-2010 @ 8:18PM

Dreyja said...

Oh I get why it's unlikely, if not impossible but it doesn't stop me from dreaming.

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