Beijing, China - May 29, 2016
1. Various of exhibits
2. Various of movie clips
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) visitor (no name given):
"I was a college student when I played the game. And now I'm a mother."
4. Visitors at exhibition
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) visitor (no name given):
"I've been looking forward to the movie for a long time and I have already booked a ticket."
6. Various of exhibits
7. Visitors experiencing virtual reality
8. Various of movie clips

A large number of original props and costumes from the much anticipated "Warcraft" movie adapted from the massively multiplayer online role-playing game World of Warcraft (WoW) are being displayed at a movie-themed exhibition in Beijing.

The Warcraft movie-themed exhibition kicked off in Beijing on Saturday as part of its global tour ahead of the premiere of the movie.

The themed exhibition is divided into two zones of "Alliance" and "Horde," as video game fans wished. Each of the zones has a props display area, an audience interaction zone and a conceptual arts wall for the movie.

The exhibition has in particular set up a virtual reality experience zone.

The exhibition has drawn many visitors who are or used to be enthusiastic players of the game.

"I was a college student when I played the game. And now I'm a mother," said a visitor.

"I've been looking forward to the movie for a long time and I have already booked a ticket," said another visitor.

The Legendary Pictures' Warcraft movie is directed by Duncan Jones and stars Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton, Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper and Daniel Wu.

The movie will premiere in China on June 8.