Warning: Mild SPOILERS lie ahead for A Minecraft Movie!With the first movie set for another big weekend at the box office, Warner Bros. has seemingly confirmed his ideas for A Minecraft Movie 2, particularly after the post-credits scene set one up.

Now, in a recent interview with Deadline, Warner Bros. execs Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy were asked about the possibility of sequels to both Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and A Minecraft Movie after their box office successes. The duo seemingly confirmed both movies are gearing up to get sequels, noting that while "the ink might not be dry on the deals yet", announcements will be made "imminently" that Tim Burton's hit horror-comedy sequel and video game adaptation are getting follow-ups.

What De Luca & Abdy's Update Means For A Minecraft Movie 2

The Sequel May Be Closer To Happening Than Expected

Though it may not have been a critical hit, it certainly shouldn't come as a surprise that WB is already looking to move ahead with Minecraft 2. In just its opening weekend, A Minecraft Movie broke multiple box office records, including suring Five Nights at Freddy's for the best Thursday night preview haul for a video game adaptation, and The Super Mario Bros. Movie for the highest-grossing opening weekend for a video game adaptation. Additionally, the movie quickly went viral thanks to videos and stories of rowdy audiences in theaters.

Beyond its financial performance thus far, Jared Hess has teased in multiple interviews that he has plans for Minecraft 2. Prior to its record-breaking opening weekend, the director praised the "infinite" possibilities to come from its source material, as well as the "amazing mods and characters and biomes" not yet explored, while he confirmed in an interview after the movie's release that talks were already underway for the sequel, and that its story would focus on Jack Black's Steve and Alex, who was introduced in A Minecraft Movie's post-credits.

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Considering the large scale of the first movie, it seems likely that Minecraft 2 wouldn't release for another couple of years, though the fact that deals are currently being set is promising for how long it will take the sequel to release. The first movie took three months to shoot and, subsequently, a year in post-production before its release, a reasonable timetable for a CGI-heavy film like it. Given A Minecraft Movie came with multiple A-list talent leading the charge, and Alex rumored to have been voiced by Kate McKinnon, scheduling will be the biggest factor in the sequel's release.

Our Take On A Minecraft Movie 2 Already Moving Forward

Striking While The Iron's Hot

Steve is looking concerned while in front of a portal in A Minecraft Movie

While I did expect the sequel announcement to come eventually, I am ittedly a little surprised Warner Bros. seems to already be putting the pieces together for A Minecraft Movie 2 to happen. In one sense, it's a smart call to make it as soon as possible, considering just how popular the first movie already is, though ittedly, a quick turnaround often makes me concerned about quality control. Since it seems like Hess was already planning the sequel in his head on the first movie, though, I hope the combination of that and for the first film makes Minecraft 2 worth the speedy development.

Source: Deadline

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A Minecraft Movie
Release Date
April 4, 2025
Runtime
101 minutes
Director
Jared Hess

WHERE TO WATCH

A Minecraft Movie follows four misfits transported through a portal into the Overworld, a cubic wonderland. They must navigate challenges and collaborate with expert crafter Steve on a quest to return home, confronting imaginative obstacles in this unique universe.

Writers
Chris Galletta, Gavin James, Hubbel Palmer, Neil Widener, Allison Schroeder, Chris Bowman
Producers
Jason Momoa, Jill Messick, Mary Parent, Roy Lee, Todd Hallowell, Cale Boyter, Jon Berg, Jon Spaihts, Brian Andrew Mendoza, Vu Bui, Lydia Winters
Main Genre
Adventure