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Scots cinema goers warned against viral trend when going to see hit movie
SCOTTISH cinema goers have been warned against participating in a viral trend while watching A Minecraft Movie. The new Jack Black flick, based on Mojang’s block-based building game, hit the …
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SCOTTISH cinema goers have been warned against participating in a viral trend while watching A Minecraft Movie.
The new Jack Black flick, based on Mojang's block-based building game, hit the big screen on Friday.
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A Minecraft Movie was released on FridayCredit: AP7
The film has already broken box office recordsCredit: AP7
It has brought the world's most popular video game to life on the big screenCredit: PA7
A viral trend has seen cinemas issue warningsCredit: PA7
It has already made hundreds of millions in its first weekendCredit: APMinecraft is the world's most popular video game with over 200 MILLION players across the world.
So it's no surprise that fans have been flocking to cinemas to see the cubic creation shown in movie form.
The film, also starring Jason Momoa and Jennifer Coolidge, has already broken box office records in it's opening weekend.
It has already raked in a whopping £121m ($157m) in the US in the first three days and over £111m ($144) in cinemas across the world.
READ MORE ON THIS MOVIEBut screenings have been hit with a viral trend which has seen some punters ruin the experience for others.
Scores of viewings have seen people loudly cheering and shouting out during parts of the film.
Certain easter eggs and nods to parts of the game's culture has seen theatres erupt.
One moment in particular is the arrival of one of the rarest in-game monsters, a baby zombie riding a chicken, which is known as a 'Chicken Jockey'.
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Scores of people in cinemas across the world have been chanting the line after Jack Black, who portrays the game's main protagonist Steve, says it in one scene.
But the trend has prompted a warning from one Scottish cinema which has told fans they'll be booted out of screenings if they participate.
McDonald's Minecraft Taste Test - Sam WalkerThe Cineworld on Glasgow's Renfrew Street - the tallest cinema in the world - has issued the stern warning to movie watchers.
A post on their social media read: "We’ve been informed of reports of an online trend that includes making excessive noise during A Minecraft Movie.
"We would like to remind everyone to please be respectful to those around them by not making noise nor being on their phones during any movie.
"Failure to do so may result in ejection from the cinema."
Why 'A Minecraft Movie' is perfect for families
AS the best-selling video game ever, it was only a matter of time before Minecraft made the leap to the big screen.
After countless false starts — it was scheduled to go into production in 2014 — we finally have an exciting adaptation just in time for the Easter holidays.
Starring Jason Momoa and Jack Black and under the direction of Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite), it is a hilarious action-packed family adventure.
The plot sees four misfits — Garrett “The Garbage Man” Garrison (Momoa), Dawn (Danielle Brooks) and siblings Henry (Sebastian Hansen) and Natalie (Emma Myers) — who are suddenly pulled through a mysterious portal into the Overworld.
This is a bizarre, cubic wonderland where anything is possible, as long as you know how to build it.
Ultimately, Minecraft: The Movie is a fun, if slightly conventional, adventure that will likely entertain younger audiences and casual fans.
Its visuals are impressive, its humour is light and accessible and it successfully captures the playful spirit of the game.
While it may not be a masterpiece, its sheer sense of fun make it an easy win for families looking for something to watch during the holidays.
READ OUR FULL REVIEW HERE
And they were warned against another act which could land them in trouble.
People who film inside the cinema to capture the reactions of their fellow watchers were also told they would be kicked out.
The post added: "Please do, as always, let a member of staff know of any disruptive behaviour so that we can resolve this quickly."
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The 'Chicken Jockey' scene is sending fans wildCredit: APIt is not the first popular film to spark a trend that was a pain for cinema staff.
When Minions: The Rise of Gru was released in 2022, it saw the rise of the Gentleminions trend.
Scores of teenage boys would show up to screenings wearing suits and mimic the actions of the character Gru in the spin-off about the adorable yellow creatures.
Read more on the Scottish SunBut the teens got themselves into bother when they were cheering and clapping during the film.
It led to some cinemas BANNING anyone wearing a suit from going to see the film.
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