Rodichello

As someone familiar with the spirit of Minecraft, I found this film hard to connect with. While the visuals and effects are undeniably impressive, the story feels far removed from the open-ended, creative experience the game is known for.

Much of the plot seems disconnected from what makes Minecraft experience unique. Instead of building on the game's lore and its sandbox nature, the movie takes a false direction that feels overly simplified and tailored for a very young audience. It's frustrating.

I give it a 3: one point for visuals, one for effort in production, and one for at least trying to deliver a message. But overall, it felt like a missed opportunity to explore the deeper creative themes that Minecraft represents.

Create in reality, children, no matter how attractive life in Minecraft may seem.

Why make the same movie over and over again, with the same plot, lines, but different actors? Who would be interested in this? Probably for those born in 2015. A movie for the sake of a movie.

Sending people into the past through an energy ball (again), but now with ice effects! A naked woman stole clothes from a man, and the main characters are Mexicans. Oh, how unusual and interesting! (No)

Where is the connection between the movies? Is this another universe, like in Marvel? To be fair, the story is modified, like they diversified the repetitive plot.

I hope this was the last part and they won't release such trash anymore.