The film is adapted from the game "Warcraft: Humans and Orcs" produced by Blizzard Entertainment in 1994. With the conflict between the human alliance and the orc tribe as the background, it tells the story of the two world races for their own survival and survival after the door of darkness opened. The story of the homeland fighting. The film's ostensible conflict is a life-and-death struggle between humans and orcs, but the real conflict comes from filmmakers who genuinely want to tell flesh-and-blood stories and the hilarious clichés inherent in the film industry. Even without an archmage like the one in the movie, this expensive but absurd adaptation of a well-known online game is predictably destined to be a mediocre work. Far from being a full-fledged movie, it took a special path to find an emotional foothold for the epic movie. Nor is it a nostalgic movie made entirely for game fans, but a commercial blockbuster with box office ambitions for ordinary moviegoers. In the first 20 minutes of the film, there is no time to take care of the characters and worldview, so a series of transitions begin, and various scenes are frequently switched.
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