Warning: Contains SPOILERS for A Minecraft Movie! A Minecraft Movie is an odd adaptation of the Minecraft video game, with the film making 10 massive changes to how the original game plays. Minecraft ...

Jack Black, Jason Momoa, Danielle Brooks, Jennifer Coolidge, and Emma Myers lead the cast. The action-comedy is in theaters now. It's a curious choice given that Minecraft is less a story-driven game ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Hughes is an entertainment writer covering cinema and genre TV. A Minecraft Movie from director Jared Hess is on a roll at ...

Mykel has enjoyed video games for as long as she can remember. She would spend hours discussing, debating, and arguing about them with her older brother. Growing up, she read dozens of guides, lists, ...

Herobrine is a legend that's nearly as old as Minecraft itself, first being referenced in the game's alpha before stories of the character proliferated in the early 2010s. The question with Herobrine, ...

sports journalism before transitioning into video games, TV and media to follow my other passions. I have several published articles in newspapers and online in sports, mainly football. Alongside my ...

Despite the freedom with which people can customize their characters in the popular game, this particularly image wasn't a ...

It's not every day we get a new Minecraft game, yet developer Mojang has just quietly snuck one out into early playtesting. Minecraft Blast has been built for mobile devices in collaboration with King ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. There's a free new Minecraft game being developed for mobile in partnership with King--the creators of Candy Crush Saga--but most players won't be ...

A Minecraft Movie turns the popular video game into a kid-friendly adventure story in a colorful fantasy world. Jack Black, Jason Momoa, Danielle Brooks, Jennifer Coolidge, and Emma Myers lead the ...

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