Warcraft Movie Director Reveals His Plans For Two Sequels And Explains Why They Never Happened Eddie Makuch 2016's Warcraft movie from director Duncan Jones made more than $439 million globally to become the highest-grossing video game movie in history worldwide. Multiple sequels were planned, but they never came to be due to the movie's very poor performance in the US, where it made only $47 million. Jones has now shared more details on what he had planned for the Warcraft sequels. 3 films.Part 2 would have been Go’el/Thrall as a young orc slave in Blackmoore’s gladiator camp. Here he meets & befriends a Tauren who tells him of another land to the west where his people come from, & where he might find allies & maybe a new home... — Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) June 21, 2020 three, the gathering horde army and freeing of orcs around the Eastern kingdom before a dangerous trip across the sea to Kalimdor, & the founding of the 1st Azerothian city of Orgrimmar.Basically the trilogy was the fulfilling of Durotan’s promise to give his people a new home. — Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) June 21, 2020 The first sequel would have focused on Go'el/Thrall as a young orc slave in Blackmore's gladiator camp, Jones said. He would have become friends with a Tauren who informs him about a new world. In the third movie, Jones planned to take the adventure to Kalimdor, with the story focusing on the founding of the iconic Warcraft location Orgrimmar. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J