A bout halfway through A Minecraft Movie, I started thinking about how nice it was to have Jack Black making films again. Then, I caught myself. Black hasn’t exactly been absent

Jack Black and Jason Momoa’s “A Minecraft Movie” is new in theaters and appears to be heading for a big opening weekend at the box office. Does that mean the film will get a sequel?

If anyone were to play two men deeply invested in the Overworld of A Minecraft Movie, Jack Black and Jason Momoa were good choices. Where video game adaptations with planned-out paths such as the fully animated A Super Mario Bros Movie or those like the Tron films that have an organization to the world-building and

"Minecraft" stars Jack Black, Jason Momoa and Danielle Brooks give Kelly an impromptu taste of one of Jack's hilarious songs in the movie — "Steve's Lava Chicken." Tune in today for more fun with the cast of "Minecraft.

At times narratively messy, the new movie manages to capture the game's creative spirit. A Minecraft Movie Is a Video Game Adaptation Worthy of Jack Black’s Talents: Review

Jack Black leads the cast as Steve, a child with an active imagination who ends up warping to the Minecraft world, existing in this film as a throwaway alternate dimension. Henry and his big sister Natalie (Emma Myers) just moved into a sleepy Idaho town,

A Minecraft Movie' from Warner Bros is looking at $7M in Thursday previews. The movie is looking at $75M-$90M opening.

Grab your pickaxe because “A Minecraft Movie,” based on the popular sandbox video game, is hitting theaters this weekend. Warner Bros. and Legendary’s family-friendly video game adaptation has made $10.

A Minecraft Movie comes out this weekend and early reviews are all over the place. Some are calling the gaming adaptation starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa a nonsensical disaster, while others think it’s not actually that bad.

The videogame’s oddball spirit shines through in this Hollywood adaptation starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa.

"Napoleon Dynamite" director Jared Hess hurls tater tots and two competitive dorks played by Jack Black and Jason Momoa into the cubist, mega-popular video game.

Yesterday my husband and I took our kids and one friend to see “A Minecraft Movie.” My “kids” are one young adult and one late teen. They grew up on Minecraft and know it well. The following will be my review of the film and will include their viewpoints as they are the target audience and I am not.

From Drop to A Minecraft Movie, these are the films to stream at home and watch at the cinema this month. David Cronenberg's latest sci-fi-tinged drama stars Vincent Cassel as Karsh, an inventor who looks a lot like Cronenberg himself.

Jack Black and Jason Momoa star in this adaptation of the megahit video game that leans into the mindless silliness of mid-aughts comedy.

The popular game gets turned into a movie, complete with Easter eggs, killer pigs, Jason Momoa in cheesy acid-washed denim and a whole lotta irony.