A Minecraft Movie Director Calls It ‘Funny’ to Call Cops on Crowd: ‘People Are Starved For..’

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In simpler terms, the release of a Minecraft film reminded people of the old days when they would go to the cinema instead of watching movies at home. It also brought back memories of shared experiences and collective enjoyment. Interestingly, the movie theater experience was disrupted by police intervention. Speaking about this unexpected event, Jared Hess, the director of the fantasy action film, found it strange that the authorities were responding in such a way to the enthusiastic audience.

If you haven’t heard already, videos of young fans excitedly shouting and tossing popcorn during various scenes have gone viral on social media. One clip features Jack Black saying “I am Steve,” and another shows him yelling “chicken jockey!”. In response to this behavior, many cinemas have issued strict warnings and in some instances, even called the police.

Jared Hess shared his feelings by saying that it’s strange when people are enjoying themselves too much and the police get involved in the situation. He found humor in the fact that the police were being called over something as innocuous as cheering and tossing popcorn, which he finds amusing. This is based on what he shared with Entertainment Weekly during their conversation.

During our chat, he commented that the clips shared on social media are downright amusing and that it gives him a wonderful sensation to see fans celebrating film scenes by hoisting each other onto their friends’ shoulders and cheering enthusiastically.

He explained his emotions after watching the videos as a kind of excited eagerness, but what truly warmed his heart was seeing people create cherished moments with their loved ones.

In addition, Jared Hess expressed his happiness as more people return to movie theaters and enjoy films together once more.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d put it this way: “In these times when connections seem scarce and we’re overly reliant on our devices, there’s something refreshing about finding genuine interaction. That’s what I believe people are yearning for, and I’m thrilled to see they’ve discovered it in the quirky film we’ve produced.

For those less familiar, cinemas like Cineworld have been issuing firm reminders about disruptive behavior.

A Minecraft Movie is now in theaters.

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2025-04-12 09:07