Jason Momoa & Jack Black’s video game adaptation smashes past projections to hit $552.66M worldwide
Los Angeles, April 15, 2025 – Jason Momoa and Jack Black’s A Minecraft Movie has officially become the first Hollywood release of 2025 to cross the $500 million mark at the global box office. Despite initial mixed reviews, the film has found massive support from its core audience, especially in international markets, pushing its worldwide total to an impressive $552.66 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
💥 Breakdown: Domestic vs Overseas Collections
- North America: $278.86 million
- Overseas Markets: $273.80 million
- Worldwide Total: $552.66 million
The film enjoyed a strong second weekend, raking in $83.8 million globally — a drop of less than 50% from its opening weekend, showing excellent hold among fans and families.
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🎮 Minecraft Becomes Highest-Grossing Video Game Film of 2025
With this milestone, A Minecraft Movie has:
- Become the first Hollywood film in 2025 to cross $500 million
- Emerged as the highest-grossing video game adaptation of the year
While it still trails The Super Mario Bros. Movie ($1.36 billion) overall, it has set a new benchmark for 2025 video game films and has exceeded box office expectations.
🎬 Strong Overseas Debut & Fan Support
The movie had an early rollout in select territories, and despite critical skepticism, word-of-mouth and family audiences helped it dominate theaters. The unique blend of nostalgia, action, and humor brought by Momoa and Black resonated well, particularly among younger viewers.
📊 Box Office Outlook
With its ongoing global run and school holidays in key regions approaching, A Minecraft Movie could realistically aim for the $700M+ milestone, cementing its place as a tentpole release of the year.
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