‘A Minecraft Movie’ debuts with a B+ on CinemaScore—fans start crafting jokes

A Minecraft Movie is doing great at the box office.

The audience's interest is still high. The movie got a B+ on CinemaScore, and netizens can't stop talking about it. A Minecraft Movie, despite mixed reviews, is emerging as a success.

A Minecraft Movie continues to grow its the box office steadily, showing strong momentum since its release. Critics, however, bestowed it with a 48% on Rotten Tomatoes.

But twist of fate: the audience score is an impressive 87%, so while critics were wasting their time nitpicking the flaws, fans were busy writing five-star reviews.

As soon as the news of A Minecraft Movie's box office sales came out, someone took to their X account and commented:

"Mine craft movie was hilarious"

A Minecraft Movie's box office success isn't only evident in ticket sales but also in its social media buzz. One tweet on X started a wave of humor, declaring the movie surprisingly funny, and the internet instantly went into creative mode.

A Minecraft Movie had unknowingly constructed itself a completely new genre: pixel-powered humor. As expected, the moment the credits rolled, social media turned into a virtual village full of hot takes, memes, and blocky chaos.

So, put on your diamond armor and prepare yourself because the fan commentary is crazier than what you would have expected.

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Netizens react as ‘A Minecraft Movie’ debuts with a B+ on CinemaScore

Some people commented just to leave jokes, reducing social media to an online comedy club. From writing puns to one-liners, it was less of a discussion of the movie and more open mic night in a Minecraft server:

"I’m torn on how good this is. lol," a user @vfam_meta hilariously commented.

"But why?! I couldn't even get through the trailer," another user @IanDavidNoakes, hilariously commented.

"Crazy that the Minecraft movie did better than Snow White 🤣," a netizen @Deplorable94 sarcastically expressed.

"My humour sense is out," a user @soswinter hilariously comemnted.

"Should be an A-," another user @chicmetax hilariously commented.

"Honestly, a b+ for a minecraft movie? that’s like getting diamond armor on your first day," a netizen @CaptLuffy__ sarcastically commented.

Some didn't even watch the movie; they saw "Minecraft" trending and decided to share their opinions:

"Do most family movies always have to go with a B+?," a user @OmniversePrime commented.

"I know you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover but this time I feel like we should," another user @GhouIhix hilariously comemnted.

"This movie pushes me to refund my Minecraft game, a netizen @insanegamer676 sarcastically wrote.

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A Minecraft Movie plot

A Minecraft Movie is a rollercoaster fueled by nostalgia, pandemonium, and absolutely no physics.

It begins with Steve, who simply wanted to mine in peace but finds himself instead with an Orb, a dog named Dennis, and beef with a Nether warlord who despises creativity (so essentially your least favorite group project member).

Flash forward to the 1980s, where Garrett "The Garbage Man" Garrison- yes, that's his real name- accidentally wins a portal to block world at a storage auction, because why not?

From there, things build quicker than a creeper at bedtime: jetpack accidents, mushroom mansions, flying ghasts, and a climactic showdown that features an army of iron golems and many emotional twists.

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A Minecraft Movie cast

If you thought A Minecraft Movie couldn't possibly get crazier, hold your breath when you hear who's on the cast list.

Steve is played by Jack Black as a war-weathered Overworld craftsman with the restlessness of an energy drink-fueled sorcerer. Jason Momoa, on the other hand, is Garrett "The Garbage Man" Garrison, and it just goes to show that even Aquaman gets side quests in Idaho.

Emma Myers plays Natalie, the big sister attempting to stay sane amidst portals and petting zoos, which are run by Danielle Brooks as Dawn, a real estate baron and traveling goat wrangler.

Jennifer Coolidge appears as a vice principal, likely one wrong turn from becoming a potion-making witch.

Add in YouTuber cameos, Jens Bergensten as a Minecraft waiter, and a pig in a crown in tribute to Technoblade, and you have a movie so meta that it more or less constructs itself.

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While critics gave the movie a side-eye, audiences clearly said, 'Shut up and take our cobblestone,' rewarding the film with enough love to keep it mining box office gold. A B+ is not that bad! Based on this pace, the working title for the sequel can just as well be Minecraft 2: The Grade Went Up.

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