OK, get ready for my review!
Terrain/Scenery:
The terrain out except the self-constructed buildings was very good, but the castle and the temple had too many models of the same type put just besides each other (e.g. 50 columns make a wall and 35 torches also). You should try to vary this a little more, don't use only one model, combine them. And use the simple ones in masses, not the more interesting ones because then these more interesting ones turn out much better. 4/5
Camera:
Not very bad, but not very good at the same time. You show much too much mass scenes and too few closer perspectives. Example: You show the whole two armies fighting in one image. They don't look very many soldiers, because you can overlook all of them. The best impression of masses is created by showing only the most of the objects and letting the watcher imagine that there are many more. Using this method, it get's more effective for the watcher and you have fewer problems with lag because of fewer units. Another problem: You move the camera nearly always at the same speed, that gets boring. Try to vary the swaying speed more and use fast cuts of closeups to create action. 3.5/5
Story:
Well, nothing interesting, but OK. What I did not understand, was this scene on the temple. Why did they suddenly fly up to its top?!

Another bad point is that the two duellants died very often but never died actually. This creates only confuse, not action or dramaticness. 2/5
Effects:
Not bad, only much too exagerrated. And in my opinion, they were too colored (blue lightnings, red lightnings, green lightnings...). 4/5
Sound/Music:
Sound was OK, but nothing special. Music fitted average, not very good. 3.5/5
All in all:
Terrain 4.5/5
Camera 3.5/5
Story 2/5
Effects 4/5
Sound 3.5/5
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Total 3.7/5
Not bad, but in no way a Director's Choice in my opinion (that had to be 4.5 or higher). VG, you are much too nice!
The main problem you, 2-P, should think about in the future: Simple Multiplying does neither make things bigger nor better. Use less units and instead of multiplying, vary more. And think about a more interesting story, this one doesn't touch me at all!
Yours truly,
Waldbaer