I bought it for my studio, and Bob gives me a good wifi connection, and he's cute to look at! Also, the setup website is adorable and minion-themed!" —E Get it from Amazon for $68.99+ (available in ...

New themed posters full of references to the Disney Parks, particularly its Western-themed attractions and shows, as well as classic Disney films, have been added to the construction walls in ...

Assuming James Gunn's Superman gets a sequel, who will the villain be? The first DCU movie may have left a giant clue.

The Rhodes family, now three generations into the business, is having a renaissance, blossoming with its own members and ...

A few years later in 1895, the poster for the silent film L’Arroseur Arrose (in English, The Waterer Watered) was the first to preview the contents of the movie itself, whereas posters before it ...

A Minecraft Movie gets special "Block Party" screenings that'll encourage you to "sing (and meme) along" as Jack Black burns a defenceless animal alive in front of some kids It's tasty as hell ...

Review: ‘A Minecraft Movie’ is anything but boring Theatrical release poster for "A Minecraft Movie." (Warner Bros. Pictures / fair use) The latest blockbuster video game adaptation has lots of laughs ...

“First we mine. Then, we craft. Minecraft!” – Steve. This past weekend I had the pleasure and honor of seeing “A Minecraft Movie.” If you don’t know what Minecraft is (I’ll be very impressed), it’s an ...

For “A Minecraft Movie,” Warner Bros. worked with a whopping 45 brands, including McDonalds, Doritos and Oreo, to sell all kinds of people on the video game adaptation.

Warner Bros/Legendary's A Minecraft Movie has opened at the U.S. and Canada to $163 million, beating the start for Barbie ($162M).

Anything's possible, and that freedom is Minecraft's greatest trait, so it tracks that A Minecraft Movie would focus on how important it is never to stop creating.

The Minecraft movie is on the way, and the first picture for the Nitwit Villager has just reportedly landed - because what better way to announce a cinematic classic than with a clueless NPC gazing ...