A great movie with great visuals.

Rating: 10/10 (9 June 2016)

Being a WoW player, I wasn't expecting much from Warcraft but I was mistaken. This is a fine movie with its fast-paced (perhaps a bit too fast) story-telling, great visuals and Easter Eggs for WoW fanboys, which I think made the movie much more enjoyable.
Acting was top-notch. Travis Fimmel's acting had a bit of "The Vikings" touch but it wasn't out of place. In fact, I think it fit quite well. Their efforts to introduce the notable places in Azeroth and its races and orders, I think, fell a bit short. They could spend more time to explain Azeroth. This movie could use another one/one-and-half hour, exclusively focusing on magic, elves, dwarfs and various orders such as Kirin Tor etc. WoW players with relative amount of investment in the story would know these factions and I believe it would be a better move to introduce them and their ways to non-player audience as well.
The dose of mystery was just right and it wasn't absent in any part of the movie. If it was a bit longer and more detailed in story, audience would probably leave the theaters with bunch of questions in their minds, which I think is not a bad thing and makes people look for next episodes of a movie.
Although I see how people could rate Warcraft below 10, I personally enjoyed it a lot with its flaws. I rate Warcraft 10/10 and recommend it to anyone with relative interest in fantasy movies.