“Minecraft Movie” shatters records with $301M debut while critics scoff with 49% rating. Audiences aren’t listening. Jack Black’s blockbuster rewrites video game adaptation history.

Defying critics, Minecraft Movie shatters box office records with $301M global debut.

Even mediocre reviews couldn’t stop this gaming phenomenon from striking gold. The film earned an impressive 87% audience score despite only receiving a 49% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. The movie stars Jack Black as the iconic character Steve.

Industry experts remain skeptical about long-term success.

Conclusion

Critics scoffed, but “Minecraft: The Movie” smashed the billion-dollar barrier worldwide. Fans’ passion trumped professional opinions as blocky characters conquered theaters. The gaming empire’s box office dominance proves one thing: established fanbases rule entertainment.

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