Former Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick has branded the 2016 World of Warcraft film "terrible" and "one of the worst movies I've ever seen". Speaking on the Grit podcast, Kotick shared his ...

In 2016, there was Warcraft, a movie adaptation of Blizzard’s iconic RTS-turned-MMO franchsie. Speaking on the Grit Podcast, via Eurogamer, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick spoke on the movie ...

Kotick at one point discusses Blizzard, and specifically what he felt were some of the developer's biggest issues with World of Warcraft: Making a movie, burning out Chris Metzen, and trying to ...

Universal and Activision Blizzard brought World of Warcraft to the big screen in Warcraft. The film only earned $47.4 million in the United States, but its worldwide total was $439.1 million.

In 2016, Universal and Activision Blizzard released Warcraft, a film based on the popular game series World of Warcraft. While the movie didn’t do well in the U.S., earning only $47.4 million, it made ...

The film grossed $439 million against a $160 million production budget, so it wasn't a complete disaster, but you'd find it hard to argue it added much to Blizzard's flagship series.

The Warcraft franchise was launched with 1994's ... Llane's assassination at the hands of half-orc spy Garona, and the death of Medivh, the most powerful mage in all of Azeroth.

In a candid interview on Grit, Kotick — who led Activision Blizzard for 32 years before stepping down in December 2023 — suggested the movie also impacted the development of World of Warcraft as the ...