‘A Minecraft Movie’ surpasses whopping $550 million at the global box office

Blocky chaos has officially taken over the box office — and the movie theaters.


Pop Culture & Art April 14, 2025
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A Minecraft Movie is smashing expectations — and maybe a few movie theaters too.

Warner Bros. and Legendary’s massive video game adaptation has officially crossed a towering $550.6 million at the global box office after just two weekends, making it 2025’s highest-grossing film so far.

The movie, based on the iconic sandbox game, has collected $281 million domestically and $269.6 million internationally, easily surpassing Disney and Marvel’s Captain America: Brave New World by a significant margin.

Audiences everywhere are flocking to see the film, with particularly strong performances in the United Kingdom ($39.8M), China ($20.3M), Germany ($18.9M), and Mexico ($18.7M).

Even with a 45% drop from its debut weekend internationally, A Minecraft Movie is maintaining incredible momentum, pulling another $79.6 million from 76 markets just this past weekend.

Jack, Jason, Sebastian steered film to easy hit. PHOTO: File

But the box office numbers aren’t the only thing causing a frenzy.

In a wild turn, many theaters have had to start showing a public service announcement (PSA) before the movie, politely asking fans to stay calm and not destroy the cinema.

The chaos seems to have been triggered by one unexpected character: the Chicken Jockey. Its surprise appearance in the movie has audiences losing it to the point where some have even been kicked out of screenings for rowdy behavior.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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While most moviegoers are just having a good time, the phenomenon of Minecraft-mania has truly gone next-level — both at the box office and in the aisles.

At this rate, if the hype continues, A Minecraft Movie could easily be the first film of the year to enter the billion-dollar club.

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