Movie Lover
A Minecraft Movie tries to bring the pixel-packed charm of the game to life on
the big screen, but it kind of ends up looking cooler than it feels. The blocky landscapes, mobs, and redstone tricks are all there, and they’ll definitely spark a little nostalgia. But once that wears off, it gets a bit repetitive—like watching someone build the same thing over and over in creative mode.
If you're a hardcore fan, the Easter eggs will keep you entertained for a while. But for everyone else, the story’s pretty thin, the characters don’t hit right, and the movie just doesn’t dig deep enough. With a bit more heart and bold storytelling, it could’ve been epic. Instead, it feels like someone hit pause halfway through a decent build.
18 Jul’25 18:15
That Cine Buff .
A Minecraft Movie owns up to what it is, and that's the fitting beauty of it.
The movie runs for 1 hour and 41 minutes and follows a mysterious portal that pulls four misfits into