The director of ‘A Minecraft Movie’, Jared Hess, is addressing the boisterous viewings of his hit film. This movie has ignited a popular trend among youthful cinema-goers who shout and toss popcorn during key scenes, such as Jack Black exclaiming “I am Steve” or yelling “chicken jockey!”. Cinemas have reacted by issuing cautions against disruptive conduct, and in certain instances, contacting the authorities.
It’s quite amusing when enjoyment gets a little excessive and the police are summoned,” Hess shared with Entertainment Weekly. “The humor lies in the fact that it seems to be merely cheering and tossing popcorn, which is already funny in itself that such an action would lead to a police call. Yes, it’s quite laughable. I’ve seen countless comical videos of similar incidents. It’s even more enjoyable when people are standing on each other’s shoulders, shouting with excitement during those special moments. It creates this electric tension. However, I’m simply glad that friends and families are making cherished memories together.
The director expressed his delight that folks are enjoying the return to cinemas and sharing experiences together, commenting, ‘It feels wonderful to reconnect as a community again.’ He went on to say, ‘We’ve grown so accustomed to isolation through our devices, but it’s refreshing to engage in activities as human beings once more. I believe people have been yearning for this sense of connection. It seems they’re finding it in our quirky film we’ve produced.’
The global release of ‘A Minecraft Movie’ shattered box office records, earning an impressive $313 million in its opening weekend. This stunning debut marked a new high for earnings by a film based on a video game. Featuring Jack Black, Jason Momoa, Danielle Brooks, Emma Myers, and Sebastian Hansen, this movie is inspired by the widely acclaimed Minecraft video game from Mojang Studios.
During the surge of boisterous movie-going experiences, one Cineworld cinema made it clear to their audience: “Disruptive behavior, including excessive noise such as shouting, cheering, or clapping, which might disturb other viewers, will not be allowed. Anyone observed behaving in this way may be asked to leave the screening and will forfeit any refund.
A representative from England’s REEL cinema has announced that they will be stepping up screen monitoring during movies to deliver an optimal viewing experience for all customers. Any behavior deemed disruptive, such as participating in TikTok challenges before, during, or after a screening, will not be allowed and may result in the offender being asked to leave. In extreme cases, the authorities might be contacted.
“A Minecraft Movie” is now playing in theaters worldwide from Warner Bros.
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2025-04-11 17:16