Warcraft

Yes, dreams do come true. Fans loyal to the series are well aware the Warcraft movie's taking it back to the earliest of days, before the Dark Portal even opened, and when the PC game storyline began. In this TV Spot we catch some glances of what look like Frost Wolves from the Frostwolf Clan kind of just sinking their teeth into everything they encounter. Plus the square-off between the human warrior and the mountainous, roid-enraged Hulk of an Orc gets all the adrenaline pumpin'. The Warcraft movie hits theaters June 10th.

It's only 15 seconds long, but it's action packed. 

Are you interested in seeing Warcraft?

Don't mind the hater who's "already not interested" and the terrible quality. A leaked trailer is a leaked trailer, what're you gonna do?

One of China's biggest news sites NetEase reports that on Warcraft's opening day in Fuzhou, a man decided to attend the big event with his lovey dearest..Looks like she wasn't having the best time.

-Alduin Lothar, the protagonist for the Alliance, is played by Travis Fimmel (Ragnar in Vikings)

Llane Wrynn, king of Stormwind, is Dominic Cooper (Howard Stark in Captain America)

-Lady Taria, queen of Stormwind, is Ruth Negga (Raina in Agents of Shield)

-Archmage Medivh is played by Ben Foster (Angel in X-Men: The Last Stand)

-Mage Khagdar is Ben Schnetzer (Max in The Book Thief)

-Durotan, the protagonist for the Horde, is played by Toby Kebbell (Koba in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Doctor Doom in the upcoming Fantastic Four)

-Orgrim, Durotan's right hand, is Robert Kazinsky (Chuck in Pacific Rim, and Sean in EastEnders)

Blackhand is Clancy Brown (Mr. Krabs in Spongebob)

-Gul'Dan, orc ruler, is Daniel Wu (William Xu in Europa Report)

-Half-orc half-draenei Garona Halforcen is Paula Patton (Jane in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol)

This trailer finally gives us a long, clear look at what to expect from Duncan Jones' Warcraft, scheduled for release on June 10, 2016.

It's been years since many of us have picked up a Warcraft game, and I don't know about you, but I could definitely head back to Azeroth for this.

For a moment at the end there, you almost think that was how it was supposed to end, but there's just no way based off Duncan Jones' innocently flabbergasted expression that that was how it was supposed to go down.

Watch the first tv spot for Warcraft.

Jackie Chan was quoted by the THR while giving a talk at the Shanghai Movie Festival saying, “Warcraft made 600 million RMB [$91 million] in two days—this has scared the Americans,” said Chan. “If we can make a film that earns 10 billion [$1.5 billion], then people from all over the world who study film will learn Chinese, instead of us learning English.”

Chan continued on and told the primarily Chinese crowd that “it is you, not us, who makes China powerful.” Continuing, he added, “So, thank you all—we hope the Chinese film industry gets even more powerful.”