‘A Minecraft Movie’ Smashes Records
“A Minecraft Movie” opened to $157 million in North America and a global debut of $301 million, capturing audiences with its blend of family-friendly adventure and wit. Rated PG and helmed by director Jared Hess, the film sets a new benchmark for video game adaptations.
Warner Bros. and Legendary Entertainment's "A Minecraft Movie" is the biggest film of 2025 so far, raking in $157 million during its North American opening weekend and over $300 million globally. Families flocked to this must-see movie, which currently holds an 87 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Director Jared Hess finally brought this decade-long project to theaters with a stellar cast including Jason Momoa, Jack Black, Jennifer Coolidge, Sebastian Eugene Hansen, Emma Myers and Danielle Brooks.
"So funny, lively, and light on its feet." New York Magazine/Vulture
The story follows four misfits who suddenly transport to the Overworld—an enchanting yet dangerous dimension. They navigate perilous and often hilarious challenges while discovering themselves and searching for home. The film combines humor and adventure with themes of unity and resilience.
Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Comscore, notes: "Younger audiences love going to the movie theater, believe it or not. This perfect small screen to big screen alliance became a must-see theatrical event."
“A Minecraft Movie” is playing in theaters now and will be available for licensing from Swank soon.