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Minecraft Movie: Block Party Edition Doubles Down on Memes with May Sing-Along Release

by Aurora May 05,2025

The Minecraft movie is set to extend its theatrical run with an exciting sing-along release titled A Minecraft Movie: Block Party Edition.

Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures have announced plans to capitalize on the movie's success by introducing this unique version. Although specifics about A Minecraft Movie: Block Party Edition remain under wraps, Warner Bros. has teased that it will feature interactive elements encouraging audiences to "sing (and meme) along" to the film's songs performed by Jack Black as Steve. More details will be unveiled as the special showings hit select theaters across North America on May 2.

The decision to expand the film's theatrical presence comes on the heels of its impressive performance since its premiere. A Minecraft Movie has consistently broken box office records, amassing over $301 million worldwide in its opening weekend and rapidly reaching milestones of $500 million and $700 million. Currently, the film's global earnings stand at $816,566,661, according to Box Office Mojo, as it approaches the coveted $1 billion mark. Warner Bros. and Legendary are eager to give the film an additional boost.

PlayThe *Block Party Edition* aims to leverage the viral memes that have contributed to the movie's success. Since its release, Minecraft enthusiasts have turned theaters into lively venues, singing references to iconic game elements like the Chicken Jockey, Steve, and Crafting Tables. The enthusiasm reached such heights that one fan even brought a real-life chicken into a screening.

As the initial excitement has subsided, Jack Black's singing has become a standout feature, with one song, "Steve's Lava Chicken," gaining particular traction. This catchy tune not only resonated with fans but also made history by debuting on the UK's official chart as the shortest song to ever do so.

Warner Bros. and Legendary are keen to maintain this momentum as A Minecraft Movie: Block Party Edition hits theaters next weekend. While anticipation builds, you can delve into producer Torfi Frans Olafsson's insights on whether or not Herobrine really made an appearance in the movie.