Minecraft, Movie Review
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Associated Press News |
The latest IP to be mined into a Hollywood blockbuster is appropriately a video game that celebrates digging: “A Minecraft Movie.”
Boston Herald |
In its first few days in theaters, the movie earned a staggering $157 million in ticket sales from theaters in the U.S. and Canada, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Engadget |
The new movie, which was released in theaters on Friday, raked in $157 million in the US in its opening weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Jared Hess, the director of "Napoleon Dynamite," brings his indie-camp absurdist cred to this adaptation of the blockbuster sandbox video game.
Jason Momoa plays Garrett Garrison, a washed-up former video game prodigy known as The Garbage Man due to his proficiency playing Hunk City Rampage, a Bad Dudes-like arcade fighting game.
If anyone were to play two men deeply invested in the Overworld of A Minecraft Movie, Jack Black and Jason Momoa were good choices. Where video game adaptations with planned-out paths such as the fully animated A Super Mario Bros Movie or those like the Tron films that have an organization to the world-building and
The title suggests more movies in the Minecraft universe—bring ‘em on.The studio releasing A Minecraft Movie decided to screen for critics on a Sunday morning only. You might think, “Who cares? You are seeing a movie for free;
A Minecraft Movie has the best intentions when it comes to being entertaining, funny, and having a great message, but it underwhelms a bit in the character department.
For a gaming enterprise that prides itself on its emphasis on creativity, the Dwayne Johnson-Jack Black hardly has any time for those aspects of Minecraft.