The first Minecraft has already had an amazing success at the box office, leaving the Lego Group with a lucrative opportunity.
The BBC establishes that Minecraft raised 300 million dollars during its premiere weekend, which awarded the title of the biggest premiere of the story for a video game film, surpassing films such as Sonic The Hedgehog and Super Mario.
It is stated that the budget of this film is around 150 million dollars, and including the probable marketing costs, Minecraft a film could be profitable after a single weekend. You liked it or not, at this point, a sequel would be an intelligent financial decision by Warner Bros. Entertainment.
Unlike the Sonic The Hedgehog and Super Mario Movies, the Lego the group launched a couple of related films sets: 21272 fighting ring of the Woodland mansion and 21273 The attack on the village of the ghostly balloons – with cast minifigures and constructions based on key moments of the film.
Either to Minecraft the sequel to the film is on the way or not, the box office success of the film so far presents the Lego Group with the opportunity to further capitalize the film in the same way that they do with the most successful Marvel movies.
Treating a Minecraft movie in the same way that Lego Marvel the Saga of the Infinite, which constantly returns to the film to recreate new moments and characters before the next great release, is a path to the Lego Group to take with Minecraft after the massive success.
As an alternative, the inevitable sequel to a Minecraft movie (or whatever Minecraft movie) is an ideal material for future Minecraft Lego sets now, assuming that the success of the film is reflected in the two. New sets. Both 21272 fighting ring of the Woodland mansion and 21273 The attack on the village of the ghostly balloons are already available with the complete cast of the film as normal minifigures.
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LEGO has been part of my life since childhood. It all started when my brother inherited the AT-ST 7657. He has guided me during my early years, my studies and, finally, to my degree in journalism. I still proudly exhibit all my collection, including my numerous … Ninjago Sets, my favorite of all the LEGO Grouples themes. Out of Brick Fanatics I am an avid player and I enjoy a good game of Dungoons & Dragons.
