In the age of chaos, two factions battled for dominance. The Kingdom of Azeroth was

upcrossed for this one. The humans who dwell there turned the land into a war

for the darkness. The knights of Stormy and the Clevd of Norshra Abbey Road are

in white, serving the King's people with honor and justice. The well-trained armies

of the Kingdom maintain the lasting peace for many generations. Then came the

war to choose. No one knew where these creatures came from and none were prepared

for the terror that they fought.

Welcome to now playing podcast review of Warcraft. The Horde emigrates as you,

Ork. Part of now playing video game movie review series. It says like a trap.

It is not. Could be. It is not. Could be. It is not. What do you think? It's too good

an opportunity to ignore. Hosted by Arnie. A new warrior for the Horde. Justin. I may have

left my training, but I didn't leave my abilities behind. And Stuart. If he has not stopped,

this world will burn. This podcast may contain detailed plot spoilers and mild language.

Rona. It means cursed and Ork. Listener discretion is advised. We've got a demon to kill.

Today we're discussing Warcraft. The beginning and the end. Alternately known as the beginning

and the end. It didn't say that on my desk. Was that post humus? We don't know that it's

the end either. I'll get to it. Starring Travis Fimmel. Paula Patton. Ben Foster. Dominic

Cooper. Toby Kebble. Ben Schnitzer. Robert Kaczynski. Clancy Brown. Daniel Wu. Directed

by Duncan Jones. This is Arnie. Coast of now playing. Zog Zog. I can review this.

I didn't realize they could make a motion capture movie without Andy Sirkis. This is Stuart.

And this is Justin. Hey, you say that, but we have a disciple of Andy Sirkis here because

Toby Kebble worked in Mocap on dawn of planted of the apes. Oh yeah. He's done more than

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