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Hollywood’s latest video game adaptation has arrived with “A Minecraft Movie” based on the popular Swedish building game that has a huge following. It’s a game I only know vaguely from ...

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It List: 'A Minecraft Movie' takes the game to the big screen, Michelle Williams is 'Dying for Sex,' Elton John and Brandi Carlile join musical forces Plus, Kevin Bacon battles demons in an action ...

Popular video game Minecraft is getting reimagined for the big screen with Jack Black, Jason Momoa and Danielle Brooks.

Director Jared Hess puts a surprisingly specific and funny comic spin on A Minecraft Movie, before surrendering to the obligations of CG-driven, kid-friendly adventure.

Jack Black takes on the role of Steve in the 'Minecraft' movie, immersing himself in the beloved game with guidance from his sons, avid Minecraft players.

When Jack Black got the call to star in the “Minecraft” movie, the perks were plenty.

Utah filmmaker Jared Hess, who directed "Napoleon Dynamite," takes on his first big-budget special effects movie with "A Minecraft Movie," bringing the popular video game to the screen — and ...