‘A Minecraft Movie’ | Anatomy of a Scene

04-04-2025 10:50 via nytimes.com

‘A Minecraft Movie’ | Anatomy of a Scene

Jared Hess narrates a mine cart sequence from his film, featuring Jack Black, Jason Momoa and Sebastian Hansen.

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