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This post contains major spoilers for "A Minecraft Movie."

It looks like Warner Bros. has birthed a brand new movie franchise thanks to "A Minecraft Movie." The studio brought the beloved game to life on the big screen, with Jared Hess in the director's chair. Even though Hess wasn't the original choice to direct the movie, he appeared to be the right choice in light of its blockbuster debut. That almost certainly means WB is going to get cracking on a sequel Asap. Thanks to the post-credits scene, we have some idea of what the sequel is going to involve. Alex has entered the game.

"A Minecraft Movie" is absolutely loaded with Easter eggs, but they saved the biggest one for last. Those who stuck around during the credits witnessed Jack Black's Steven speaking with a mysterious red-headed stranger. At the end of the scene, we learn that person's name and yes,...

With any big-budget IP movie, there is now an expectation of the post-credit scene. Given the size of A Minecraft Movie and the excitement it has created for many looking to see the larger world come to life, our bet was on there being at least one. Lucky for us, there are actually two post-credit scenes in A Minecraft Movie, with each one appealing to different audiences.

Does A Minecraft Movie have a post-credits scene?

Yes, A Minecraft Movie has both a mid-credits and a post-credits scene.

Mid-Credit/Simultaneous with the Credits — Scene One

At the end of A Minecraft Movie, our heroes have all returned to the real world, creating a fun, found-family vibe. However, they were not the only characters who came to the “real world,” with a Villager wandering through a portal earlier in the film. The Villager steps out onto the road, where he is hit by a Jeep Cherokee,...

Exclusive: First Look Media’s streaming platform Topic has acquired North American rights to David White’s New Zealand-set quirky comedy feature This Town.

Written, directed by and starring White, This Town is about love, murder and finding the one. It features Robyn Malcolm, Alice May Connolly and Rima Te Wiata.

The film follows Sean (White) and Casey (Connolly), a typical budding couple in a small town in New Zealand. They met via an app, one date has led to another, and they are slowly introducing each other to their friends. There is one problem: Sean is widely presumed to have murdered his whole family. While Sean has to deal with a suspicious town, a dogged but bumbling sheriff, and an overzealous tabloid reporter, he wants nothing more than to prove his love to Casey by legally proving his innocence.

Topic will release the film May 20.

“We are thrilled to...