The curse of the videogame film may finally be about to break.
The first poster for World Of Warcraft has been unveiled, with the very first trailer set for release on Friday.
The film is based on Blizzard's massively multiplayer online role-playing game - the most popular MMORPG in the world, with more than 100million accounts being created over its lifetime.
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Oh he looks grim: Universal previously released images of the stunning makeup effects used in the film






Massive: The film is based on Blizzard's massively multiplayer online role-playing game - the most popular MMORPG in the world, with more than 100million accounts being created over its lifetime













It also stars Dominic Cooper, Ben Foster and Ruth Negga as Alliance members, and Robert Kazinsky and Clancy Brown as Orcs.



As the half-orc Garona, Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol star Paula Patton may have the most interesting roll of all, forced to choose between the sides.
Colin Farrell was once attached to the project, [url=https://northfieldlab.org]my blog and although he never saw it through he did confirm that the script was 'amazing' and akin to Lord of the Rings.











Stuck in the middle: As the half-orc Garona, Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol star Paula Patton may have the most interesting roll of all, forced to choose between the sides

Videogame fans have long awaited any film that will do its source material justice; traditionally films based on games perform poorly, ranging from the decent efforts of Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Doom, and Mortal Kombat, to the abysmal Mario Bros, Street Fighter, Alone In The Dark, Mortal Kombat Annihilation.
Fans must only wait until Friday to finally see footage from the film, with the long-awaited first trailer finally making its debut.
Having wrapped filming back in May, it was scheduled for release on December 18, but pushed it back to Jun 10 to avoid the release of Star Wars The Force Awakens. 




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So far so good: The film is directed by David Bowie's son Duncan Jones, who was also behind 2009's Moon (pictured) and 2011's Source Code







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