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The first trailer for the Jason Momoa-starring Minecraft movie is here, and my immediate reaction is bafflement—absolute wonderment, really—that 2025 could potentially give us an even bigger videogame movie catastrophe than 2024's Borderlands film—and that both of them feature Jack Black.
One of the most inexplicable bits of casting in the upcoming Minecraft movie is certified beef-hunk Jason Momoa as Garrett 'The Garbage Man' Garrison, a haunted-looking figure who got dressed by accelerating through a thrift store at speed.
Despite the irrefutable fact that nearly every parent is going to be dragged to see it by their hyperactive spawn, filling up Warner Bros' coffers until they overflow, A Minecraft Movie looks… not quite right. And not just because Jason Momoa looks like he's coming down from a week-long bender where he robbed Dora the Explorer.
The first trailer for the upcoming Minecraft film, titled A Minecraft Movie, arrived last week, giving us a first look at Jason Momoa in a wig chewing lots of scenery. The reactions have been quite mixed—it truly is a baffling creation, and you can't really tell if this movie is going to be a light entertainment classic or a Borderlands-scale disaster.
Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures have released the first trailer for the live-action Minecraft movie, which is viewable above.
As the famously down-bad Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail community continues thirsting over Bakool Ja Ja, director Yoshi-P is baffled by the attraction to the two-headed lizard man, and quite frankly, I'm surprised he's surprised.
A Zack Snyder's Justice League actor may find a new home at the MCU now that the DCEU is officially defunct, and this particular actor already has experience playing a Marvel character.
Beloved loudster Jack Black has all but officially confirmed that he's taking on the role of Steve in the upcoming Minecraft movie.