A Minecraft Movie
also known as “Minecraft: The Movie”
MPA Rating:

for violence/action, language, suggestive/rude humor and some scary images.
Moral Rating: |
Not recommended
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Moviemaking Quality: |
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Primary Audience: |
Teens Young-Adults
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Genre: |
Animation Adventure Comedy IMAX
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Length: |
1 hr. 41 min.
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Year of Release: |
2025
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USA Release: |
April 4, 2025 (wide release—4,263 theaters)
DVD: June 24, 2025
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Featuring |
Jason Momoa … Garrett
Jack Black … Steve
Jennifer Coolidge … Vice Principal Marlene
Kate McKinnon … Alex
Emma Myers … Natalie
Jemaine Clement … Daryl / Bruce (voice)
Rachel House … Malgosha (voice)
Danielle Brooks … Dawn
Jared Hess … General Chungus (voice)
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Moana Williams … Young Garrett
Sebastian Hansen … Henry
Allan Henry … Malgosha (Creature Performer)
Bram Scott-Breheny … Young Steve
Mark Wright … HR Person
Yvette Parsons … Delivery Person
Hiram Garcia … Mr. Gunchie
Bret McKenzie … Nitwit Onset Performer
Batanai Mashingaidze … Matty The Waitress
Amanda Billing … Henry’s Mother
Tommy Broadmore … Trevor
Frankie Creagh-Leslie … Trevor’s Friend
Alison Quigan … Chuggy Executive #1
John Smythe … Chuggy Executive #2
Alex Tunui … Secretary
Craig Mckinney … Miner
Joel Rindelaub … Arcade Judge
Antony Degreat … Gamer #1
Victor Kazaroho … Gamer #2
Benjamin Carpenter … Henry Picture Double
Rowan Bacal … Greta
Brennan Standing … Leo
Dylan Chitekwe … Miles
Matt Berry … Nitwit (voice)
Alice May Connolly … Alex Double
Jens Bergensten … Waiter
Oliver Brotherhood … Auction Attendee
Daniel Middleton … Auction Attendee
Elizabeth Batty … Auction Attendee
Jessica Stout … Auction Attendee
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Director |
Jared Hess
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Producer |
Warner Bros.
Legendary Entertainment
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Vertigo Entertainment
On The Roam
Mojang AB (Mojang Studios) [Sweden]
New Zealand Film Commission [New Zealand]
Jon Berg
Cale Boyter
Vu Bui
Roy Lee
Jill Sobel Messick
Jason Momoa
Mary Parent
Torfi Frans Ólafsson
Jay Ashenfelter
Pete Chiappetta
Todd Hallowell
Andrew Lary
Brian Andrew Mendoza
Nick Satriano
Jon Spaihts
Anthony Tittanegro
Kayleen Walters
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Distributor |
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Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “Four misfits—Garrett ‘The Garbage Man’ Garrison (Jason Momoa), Henry (Sebastian Hansen), Natalie (Emma Myers) and Dawn (Danielle Brooks)—find themselves struggling with ordinary problems when they are suddenly pulled through a mysterious portal into the Overworld: a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination. To get back home, they’ll have to master this world (and protect it from evil things like piglins and zombies, too) while embarking on a magical quest with an unexpected, expert crafter, Steve (Jack Black). Together, their adventure will challenge all five to be bold and to reconnect with the qualities that make each of them uniquely creative…the very skills they need to thrive back in the real world.”
- Violence: Moderate to Moderately Heavy —some is slapstick / punching, people kicked, shot, thrown, hit with arrows, man rips off a zombie’s arm and hits zombie with it, zombies on fire, ghasts are stabbed and impaled, monster impaled and killed, man stuck in the crutch, man steps on exploding booby trap
- Vulgar/Crude language: Moderate —A**, B*tt, Cr*p (4), Bullcr*p, Frickin’, Screw it, Suck
- Profane language: Oh G*d, Oh my gosh, Dang it, What the heck, What the…, H*ll (4)
- Sex: Mild —No sex scenes, but implied sensuality, flirting, woman invites him back to her house for “dessert,” people touching each others butts, reference to “weird fanboy dreams,” “full man sandwich,” “birthday suit,” “salt sacks,” Woman says to man, “You can bag me up and take me to the curb anytime”
- Nudity: Male buttock cleavage
- Drugs/Alcohol: Minor —Reference to wine
See list of Relevant Issues—questions-and-answers.
Positive
Secular Movie Critics
From a Christian standpoint, there are some things to object to, though none of them are really major or push the PG rating that much. There are some frightening images and action violence that might be too much for small children, there is some occasional mild language (h*ll, cr*p, several misuses of God’s name), and some suggestive remarks that caught me a bit off guard.
On the positive side, there is an attempted message at using your creativity for good and that while it’s easy to destroy things, it’s even better to create something (which when applied to the villain, brings to mind John 10:10), but it’s not well built up enough for it to really give the film a strong heart. For parents with kids under the age of 9, I would suggest exercising parental guidance before taking your kids to see “A Minecraft Movie.” For anyone over that age though who is familiar enough with Minecraft to keep up, this is a theatrical experience you won’t soon forget.
My Ratings: Moral rating: Average / Moviemaking quality: 3