A Minecraft Movie has been a huge performer at the box office so far. Months before its release, the A Minecraft Movie trailer was heavily criticized upon its release. Viewers found some of its CGI ...

A Minecraft Movie is currently dominating the box office, and despite its 46% Rotten Tomatoes score, its success actually makes perfect sense. A Minecraft Movie's cast is led by Jack Black as the ...

After the worst March the box office has seen in decades, Warner Bros./Legendary’s “A Minecraft Movie” earned the biggest opening weekend since “Moana 2” with $163 million domestic and $314 million ...

A Minecraft Movie just beat Captain America and Mario at the box office. “I saw Minecraft in the theater with my kids last night and am still processing what I saw,” one tweet with 46,000 likes reads.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook An adaptation of the best-selling video game of all time, A Minecraft Movie opens in theaters on ...

The rest of the estimated top five this weekend consists entirely of new arrivals. King of Kings should be in second with $17.6 million, The Amateur comes in third with 15 million, Warfare opens in ...

Maybe this hit video game adaptation will force studios to recognize that the winning formula isn’t based on historical performance but on what audiences care about right now. Late last year, ...

With an A-list cast and a big budget, “A Minecraft Movie” releasing this week is hoping to follow in the slipstream of Super Mario Bros. Jack Black plays ...

Jack Black and Jason Momoa’s A Minecraft Movie faces off against Michael B. Jordan’s new movie Sinners. However, does Jordan’s vampire thriller have enough power to drive a stake through the box ...

Not all that long ago, when "Novocaine" topped the domestic box office while making under $10 million, we wondered if the movie industry was going to have to rely on "A Minecraft Movie" to turn things ...

Weekend ticket sales totaled $163 million, Warner Bros. said, more than double the expected amount, ending a Hollywood dry spell. By Brooks Barnes Reporting from Los Angeles There are no fail-safe ...