Minecraft Movie breaks box office record
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A Minecraft Movie opened in theaters around the world this weekend, bringing about the first feature film adaptation of the iconic video game.
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Fans only have until May 6, 2025, to grab the "Minecraft Movie" inspired Happy Meals from McDonald's, according to reports from the entertainment, film, and TV publication ComingSoon.
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The first reviews of "A Minecraft Movie" are less negative than expected, though they don't put it in the world of good recent adaptations.
A Minecraft Movie has a divisive Rotten Tomatoes score of 53%, lower than expected. Some critics found the film fun and great for families, while others felt it lacked creativity. Critics have mixed opinions on the movie's entertainment value, but audience reception may differ.
Jack Black says the public reception to the Minecraft movie has left him unsure of whether it will be well-received.
The Minecraft Movie scored one of the biggest openings ever in Australia over the weekend, but its led to teenagers sparking chaos at screenings resulting in police having to get involved in some cases.
Warner Bros. Minecraft movie is shaping up to be quite the strange experience, but that's exactly what it wants to showcase.
A UK cinema has been forced to issue a warning after a TikTok trend saw screenings of A Minecraft Movie plagued by “disruptive behaviour”. The film, based on the record-breaking popular game, Minecraft, stars Jack Black and Jason Momoa as they are pulled through a portal into a cubic world.
We can confirm that A Minecraft Movie has two credit scenes to enjoy once the main story is over. One starts almost as soon as the credits start to roll and is a pay-off of the long-running gag in the movie. The other comes right after the credits have finished, so you'll have to stay through the entire credits to see it.