The blocky world of Minecraft has taken theaters by storm, with its big-screen debut now pulling in a massive $720.8 million globally—just three weeks after release. The family-friendly animated hit, featuring the voices of Jack Black and Jason Momoa, has captured the imagination of fans worldwide.
Over the Easter weekend alone, the film added $100 million to its tally, with international viewers contributing a hefty $59 million of that sum. With $376.2 million in overseas revenue, Minecraft is not just a box office success—it’s redefining what a video game adaptation can achieve.
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The movie now holds the crown for 2025’s highest-grossing Hollywood release to date. If it continues at its current pace, it’s set to become the first film this year to join the exclusive $1 billion club.
More than a decade after the game’s launch, Minecraft’s cinematic triumph highlights the enduring appeal of its pixelated universe. With school breaks still underway and family audiences pouring in, the film’s momentum shows no signs of slowing down.
