Jones has talked about ideas for sequels

On top of that both Blu-ray as well as DVD versions feature deleted scenes along with a gag reel WoTLK Gold an origin story, a section that focuses on World of Warcraft 's fandom and a look at the visual effects in addition to facial recognition technologies.

One thing that's not included in the Blu-ray/DVD features is the extended version, which was mentioned in the tweets of director Duncan Jones back in May. Jones said the reason on Twitter that there will "be no extended cut unless the theatrical [version] is successful." World of Warcraft didn't perform spectacularly on the screens of North America, but it did exceptionally well in China it even beat Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

In the P2Pah's review, the critic Zorine Te wrote " World of Warcraft is crafted for the enjoyment of gamers on video games. This World of Warcraft universe serves as more than just tacked-on references in this fantasy film. It's at the central element of the story as well as its characters and cinematic style. It is unfortunate that the film is faithful to the game, a few solid shortcomings prevent it from being a well-rounded film. But, there's plenty of moments to World of Warcraft fans to enjoy."

Recently it was reported that, even though this World of Warcraft movie will end up losing money however, a sequel could be on the cards. As on July 17. the director Duncan Jones hasn't heard from the powers that be whether they will have the possibility of making another film for the series.

Asked on Twitter if there would be more World of Warcraft films, Jones stated, "Not up to me, my friend. I'm hoping it happens but I'm not sure."

Jones has talked about ideas for sequels, and, indeed, his World of Warcraft cheap WoTLK Gold universe is enormous and appears to be prime for storytelling possibilities. But like the 40-minute-longer extended cut, whether Jones will be able to create more films is contingent upon how well the initial film.