Minecraft Movie Tops Super Mario Bros. for Record Box Office

A recent report reveals that A Minecraft Movie has achieved a record-breaking opening weekend, surpassing the previous title held by The Super Mario Bros. Movie. With an impressive $157 million at the North American box office, this movie adaptation of the renowned Xbox game has made history as the biggest domestic debut for a video game film. Combining its domestic revenue with an additional $144 million from international markets, A Minecraft Movie totaled $301 million globally over its opening weekend. The film, directed by Jared Hess and starring Jason Momoa and Jack Black, has a production cost of $150 million, hinting at its potential profitability for Warner Bros. Despite a mixed review of 6/10, the film captures the spirit of Mojang's Minecraft, the best-selling video game ever, which continues to thrive in popularity and offers DLC tie-ins related to the movie's launch.

A Minecraft Movie earned $157 million during its opening weekend in North America, with a global total of $301 million when combined with international box office earnings.

A Minecraft Movie is based on the iconic sandbox game developed by Mojang, which has become a cultural phenomenon since its release. With millions of players worldwide, Minecraft has established a legacy in gaming and inspired various forms of media and merchandise, making its film adaptation highly anticipated among fans.