Minecrat fans do not stop reading this because they are going to get excited.
A Minecraft movie already has a release and platform date for the audience to see, either for the first time or enjoy it once more.
After having razed the international box office, since it was made with 150 million dollars and raised more than 950 million pesos, the feature film is ready to enter Max.
Through a statement, the platform announced that the film will enter its program on June 20 within the seal known as “from the cinema to Max”.
Produced by Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, the film marks the expected global debut of the Live-Action adaptation of the world video game phenomenon, inviting the public to a journey of creativity and overcoming in a pixelated universe.
On June 21, production is also released in HBO linear programming.
In history, four common people "Garrett 'the dump' Garrison" (Jason Momoa), "Henry" (Sebastian Hansen), "Natalie" (Emma Myers) and "Dawn" (Danielle Brooks) are transported to the mysterious Overworld, a world made of blocks where the imagination is the key to survive.
Together with the expert builder "Steve" (Jack Black), they face threats such as piglins and zombies, while discovering the value of what makes them unique in an adventure full of magic, humor and emotion.
With the direction of Jared HESS (Nacho Libre), a Minecraft film brings together a prominent cast and a script that respects the essence of the best -selling video game of all time, reaffirming Max's commitment to offer titles that connect different universes: from cinema to pop culture, from entertainment to inclusion.
Minecraft premiered in Mexican cinemas last April. The actors went to the CDMX to promote the film.
