‘Minecraft’ Sequel Gets New Title: ‘A Minecraft Movie Squared’
The sequel to the successful 'Minecraft' movie has been officially titled 'A Minecraft Movie Squared.' Directed by Jared Hess, the film is set for release on July 23, 2027, and features a cast that includes Kirsten Dunst. The original movie, which starred Jack Black and Jason Momoa, was a box office hit, grossing nearly $1 billion worldwide.
- ▪The sequel is titled 'A Minecraft Movie Squared.'
- ▪It is directed by Jared Hess and features Kirsten Dunst in the cast.
- ▪The original 'Minecraft' movie grossed $960 million worldwide.
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- ▪ ‘A Minecraft Movie’ Sequel Gets New Title — The Hollywood Reporter
- ▪ Warner Bros Unveils Title For ‘A Minecraft Movie’ Sequel — Deadline
- ▪ The Minecraft Movie sequel has been titled ‘A Minecraft Movie Squared.’ In theatres July 23, 2027. — r/movies
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Home Film News May 30, 2026 9:44am PT ‘Minecraft’ Sequel Gets New Title: ‘A Minecraft Movie Squared’ By Angelique Jackson Plus Icon Angelique Jackson angelique814 Latest Proof of Concept Announces Second Class of Filmmakers 4 days ago Wendell Pierce Challenged Himself to an Annual Acting Trifecta. Now He’s Starring in a ‘Jack Ryan’ Movie, ‘Elsbeth’ and ‘Othello’ All at Once 5 days ago Netflix Nearing Deal for Léa Seydoux-Starrer ‘Gentle Monster’ After Cannes Debut 1 week ago See All Warner Bros. Pictures Everything is squared away for the highly anticipated sequel to the hit “Minecraft” movie, which is now officially titled “A Minecraft Movie Squared.” “A Minecraft Movie,” Warner Bros.
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