Filmmaker Reacts: World of Warcraft – Battle for Azeroth Cinematic



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36 thoughts on “Filmmaker Reacts: World of Warcraft – Battle for Azeroth Cinematic”

  1. What is his power? Anduin's a priest, despite him walking around in plate. They've really coded him almost a paladin in the last few expansions, but he's well versed in wielding both the Light and the Void. The spell you saw him use was Mass Resurrection (tho he's special, he can use it in combat, apparently, XD)

    Your reactions to these cinematics have been wild, great to see and listen to 😀

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  2. Sylvanas smiles at the end because we don't know it yet, but she's working for the big bad down in the shadow lands. So the more deaths there are the more power her allies down there gain.

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  3. Anduin is really a priest. He is trying to lead his people like his father did, like a warrior. Realizing that he cant, and it is not who he actually is, calls on the light to mass resurrection/heal his people.

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  4. Great reacts to the WoW cinematics. I sincerely appreciate your in depth explanations/feedback to the look, style and lore. You said certain things that had me change my whole perspective on how I viewed this and previous cinematics. Job well done! And you have an awesome way cry my friend, "FOR THE HORDE"! Keep up the good work.

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  5. I love watching you react. It's the love all the rest of us feel and it's so cool. I can't miss this stuff. And yes, I'm Alliance, Anduin is my King. Love that character (and Wrathion as well is a favorite). But, mass honor for Thrall, Saurfang, and actually Sylvanas if she gets her guano together.

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  6. Canonically, Anduin has been raised to be a strong King, Varian instilled in him courage and strength when it comes to ruling, but Anduin always had a more peaceful side, where his father Varian saw war or conflict as the solution, Anduin saw a diplomatic solution through peace, so he was trained as a priest of the Light and Varian finally realized that Anduin’s perspective and experiences throughout his young years, even after being broken(literally, physically broken by Carrosh Hellscream)… Anduin always opted for peace… tragically Varian came to that realization very shortly before his honorable sacrifice and death. So since legion, Anduin has begun to delve deeper into the martial aspects of ruling, having to lead armies, develop tactics and make strategies, as well as proper martial training, though he’s not as adept in martial training as his father ever was, by a long shot… so, because of this sudden clash of worlds, Anduin has become some sort of a hybrid class between a Paladin and a Priest, wearing heavy armor, wielding Shalamayne and casting priest light spells and mass-healing his troops on the battlefield. I, as someone who mains a Paladin… I’m waiting for the day Anduin fully transitions into a fully fledged Paladin!! Lol

    Thrall has a similar class hybridization between a Shaman and a Warrior.

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  7. Did he continue watching the Overwatch Animated Shorts? I only could find the „Zero Hour“, „Dragons“ and „Reunion“.

    If you are still looking for new cinematic to react to I’d highly recommend checking out the other Overwatch Shorts. One of my favourites would be „Honor and Glory“.

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  8. I think you're the first one I've heard really acknowledge Sylvanas subtle little smirk of approval in the end. There's just that subtle hint of respect on her face, despite her usual stone-faced self. Just before the scene cuts, her left side of her mouth is clearly raised a bit in a smirk. You might need to use frame-by-frame to really catch it though.
    Love it.

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