In the end, A Minecraft Film is lastly in theaters. It has been over a decade because it was first revealed that Warner Bros. was working with Mojang Studios on adapting the title for the massive display screen, with numerous writers and administrators hooked up through the years. Now, with Napoleon Dynamite and Nacho Libre director Jared Hess on the helm, the film is a reality–and leaves room for potential sequels, too. With that in thoughts, we have to parse via that ending, together with the post-credits scene that included one very attention-grabbing look.

Warning: The next comprises full spoilers for A Minecraft Film. If you have not seen the movie, you must cease studying now. In any other case, you may be spoiled. With out additional ado, let’s dig into the film’s ending.

The tip

As soon as Steve (Jack Black) and his buddies defeat Margosha and her piglin military, saving the Overworld from the Nether creatures, it is time to return to the true world. Whereas Steve had deliberate to remain within the Overworld he is grown to name residence, he is in the end satisfied by his fellow people to return with them (and his cubic wolf, Dennis).

Again on Earth, we see that everybody’s lives have gotten better–a true glad ending. Henry (Sebastian Hansen) has perfected the rocket pack he was tinkering with early within the film, utilizing it to fly to high school. Natalie (Emma Myers) has discovered her calling as a self-defense teacher after battling piglins within the Overworld adventures. Daybreak (Danielle Brooks) has given up her actual property enterprise to deal with her cell zoo concept, which someway appears to be thriving. After which there’s Garrett “The Rubbish Man” Garrison (Jason Momoa).

Launched early within the film as a washed up online game champion with a failing retailer, his fortunes have modified. He is now partnered with Steve to reinvent his growing old online game retailer, which now has a distinctly extra Minecraft-flavored theme. Now not caught up to now, Rubbish Man is prospering alongside his buddies. Everybody will get a well-deserved glad ending, together with Vice Principal Marlene (Jennifer Coolidge).

After spending a lot of the film on a really lengthy date with an Overworld villager who made his manner into the true world, the 2 now appear glad together–and the villager additionally speaks human now. Offering the voice is none aside from What We Do within the Shadows star Matt Berry in one of many film’s finest surprises.

The post-credits scene

As soon as the credit have rolled, we’re handled to at least one extra scene. In it, Steve returns to his unique residence. He knocks on the door, to search out it now inhabited by a lady with pink hair. It seems he is there for a chest that was left within the attic–which remains to be there. The necessary bit comes throughout their introductions, although. The girl reveals she is Alex, in any other case generally known as the feminine Minecraft participant character.

Alex was added to the sport in 2014 to behave as Steve’s counterpart and, in keeping with Hess, is an indication of issues probably to come back.

“[The world of Minecraft is] countless,” He advised GameSpot. “I imply, there’s so many biomes, so many loopy, superb characters and creatures we have not even touched on. And, you recognize, Alex [is] one of many massively iconic characters, proper on equal floor with Steve. You possibly can’t match every part in a single film, so you have to sort of parse it out pondering forward. But when this one does properly, man we’re excited to leap again in.”

Torfi Frans Olafsson, senior director of Minecraft leisure and on-line, echoed that sentiment, including, “In all seriousness, not solely do we now have different dimensions, different mobs, but additionally different methods of enjoying Minecraft, as a result of Minecraft is performed in so some ways, by so many individuals. So the alternatives are actually, actually countless.”

It is value noting that whereas we see Alex’s trademark pink hair within the scene, her face is rarely proven. So whereas there are actually plans for the character, she seemingly has not been forged at this level.

A Minecraft Film is in theaters now. GameSpot’s overview of the movie gave it a 7, noting, “A Minecraft Film is precisely what you assume it’s based mostly on its trailers. It is a large, cartoony live-action film, stuffed with foolish jokes, Minecraft references, and an oddly surreal Minecraft world, full with the sport’s numerous creatures and our human heroes.”