Best video-game movie ever made

Rating: 9/10 (2 June 2016)

Watched it last night, it was exactly like I expected, if not slightly better.
Pros:

CGI, especially the motion capture, was the best I've ever seen in any movie. Some scenes didn't look good in the trailers but I can assure you they cleaned them up, everything was perfect on the big screen (I watched the movie in 3D on a very good cinema). - As a Warcraft fan, I was happy to see that everything from armors to spells was created with care to look as similar to the game as possible. - Gul'Dan was a badass villain and probably one of the best characters. - From the trailers I thought that Khadgar and Garona were going to be the worst characters, but actually they weren't. I think the actors portrayed them really well. - There's no true love story between Lothar and Garona, it's just hinted that they kinda like each other. Something like Black Widow and Hulk in Age of Ultron.

So-so:

The Italian dubbing was OK, actually better than I expected, but still inferior to the original. - The acting was also OK. From the comments I expected worse, but actually I think that everyone did their job well. Nothing exceptional of course, but most of the characters were fine just like in any other movie. - Easter eggs were cool but I expected more of them. - It has nothing to do with the movie itself, but the audience reaction wasn't the best. The cinema was almost full (about 300 out of 350 seats), but everyone stayed silent the whole time. When the Murloc appeared, only a handful of people recognized it an laughed. The only time where everyone laughed was when the Polymorph spell was used. Some non Warcraft fans were like "WTF?".

Cons:

As most people have said, the first part of the movie is too fast and they jump from a place to another too quickly. The movie starts with the duel scene between the human and the orc which is a brief flashforward, then we move to Draenor for like 3 minutes, then to Ironforge for 1 minute, then to Stormwind for 2, then to Goldshire, and so on. Basically, every couple of minutes characters say "ok, let's go there". I understand that they wanted to show as many locations as possible but that's almost ridiculous. - A lot of scenes from the trailers, featurettes and TV spots weren't included in the final cut. Some examples would be the Orcs in the snow, the Dalaran aerial view, the "They are all beasts, they should be destroyed", etc. I hope we get to see them in the Director's Cut DVD. - I was disappointed by Orgrim Doomhammer. He's one of the most useless characters, has as much screen time as Lady Taria (which isn't much), and he basically does nothing the whole time.

Overall I would give the movie 8,5/10. I watched it with 4 other people (none of them played WoW but two of them plays Hearthstone without knowing anything about the lore) and they all liked it.