The highly anticipated "A Minecraft Movie" is set to hit theaters this weekend, opening on Friday, April 4, 2025. Directed by Jared Hess, known for "Napoleon Dynamite," this film brings the beloved video game to life. The script was crafted by a team of five writers, ensuring a fun and engaging story for fans.
In this movie, viewers will follow four human misfits, played by Jason Momoa, Sebastian Hansen, Emma Myers, and Danielle Brooks, who find themselves sucked into the colorful and cube-filled world of Minecraft. They will be guided by Steve, portrayed by Jack Black, who takes on the role of the master crafter in this whimsical adventure.
For those eager to watch, "A Minecraft Movie" is currently only available in theaters. Tickets can be purchased through Fandango for showings near you. While the film is not yet available for streaming, it is expected to eventually make its way to digital platforms for rent or purchase.
As for streaming services, "A Minecraft Movie" will not be available on Netflix, as it is a Warner Bros. release. Instead, it will likely find its home on Max, the streaming service formerly known as HBO Max. This means fans will have to wait a bit longer to enjoy the film from the comfort of their homes.
If the film follows the release pattern of other Warner Bros. titles, it could be available for digital purchase by late April 2025, with streaming on Max potentially starting in early June 2025. However, these timelines are not set in stone, and the studio may choose to keep the film in theaters longer due to its high anticipation.
In the meantime, fans can look forward to the unique experience that "A Minecraft Movie" promises to deliver, capturing the spirit of the game that has captivated millions since its launch in 2011.