A month ago, if you mentioned “A Minecraft Movie” in a public place, an exasperated groan could be heard from every movie fan in a two-mile radius. However, despite audiences’ increasing impatience with half-baked IP vehicles (see “Snow White” and “Captain America: Brave New World”),

In short, what I liked about Minecraft was the solitude. I never got good enough to build portals to other dimensions, fight demons, or construct the kinds of complex structures that many of the millions of dedicated players do.

A clip from YouTuber Danny Rayes highlights the destruction caused by A Minecraft Movie audiences throwing popcorn and other concessions during screenings. He encourages viewers to consider the theater employees who have to clean up the mess. It currently has more than 1 million views.

The nadir of moviegoing is upon us, thanks to rowdy screenings of "A Minecraft Movie" that have reignited debates around acceptable theater etiquette.

Minecraft movie, the Chicken Jockey makes a brief but memorable appearance. The film references its rarity, and that relatively small scene has exploded online, especi

A viral TikTok trend spurred by a scene in Jack Black and Jason Momoa’s "A Minecraft Movie" is resulting in disruption and destruction in some theaters.

A viral social media trend combines shouting, thrown popcorn and at least one live chicken, causing chaos in cinemas around the globe.

Thanks to a viral TikTok trend, moviegoers at River Cinema 15 didn’t get the experience they were hoping for Tuesday evening. According to a woman who attended a 6 p.m. showing of the "Minecraft" movie,