A Minecraft Movie has now grossed $920 million worldwide, but if you haven’t been to the cinema to see it, you can now catch up at home.
The blockbuster hit is still out in cinemas if you want the big-screen experience. If you can’t make it to a cinema or just fancy a rewatch, you can now buy or rent from Prime Video, Apple TV, Microsoft Store and other digital retailers in the UK.
In the US, you can buy or rent Minecraft from Prime Video, Apple TV and more.
We get it if you prefer to own a physical copy of A Minecraft Movie, and while we can’t give you a confirmed release date yet, you can pre-order it on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD to be able to own it as soon as it’s released.
There’s also a limited edition 4K Steelbook available exclusively at HMV, which will be released on the same day.
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After hitting its latest milestone this past weekend, there’s still a chance that A Minecraft Movie could become the first Hollywood release of the year to hit $1 billion at the worldwide box office.
As it stands, it’s the highest-grossing Hollywood movie of the year and the second highest-grossing movie of 2025 overall, behind Chinese animated sensation Ne Zha 2.
Warner Bros has yet to officially confirm a sequel, despite the credit scene teasing a major appearance in the next movie. However, director Jared Hess did confirm that there had already been talks about a sequel.
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“We had so much fun making this movie, and it’s such an expansive world in the game, and there were so many things that we didn’t tap into that we wanted to,” Hess explained shortly after the movie’s release last month.
“I would have a blast doing the sequel, and it seems like there’s already talk about it happening, so I’m super excited. It’ll be so much fun to go back into the world. The fans are just having such a good time.”
A Minecraft Movie is out now in cinemas, and is also available to buy or rent from Prime Video, Apple TV, Microsoft Store and more in the UK.
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