Super-popularity and rambunctious youngsters: the movie version put Minecraft in the headlines – here are three phenomena from the cube world

Disruptive behaviour in cinemas, endless creativity in the “digital sandbox”, a useful tool for teaching. Minecraft is all this.

He spent just under a week writing the code and put his creation out there for everyone to try.

*Minecraft* was born.

Since then, the game has grown into a true generational experience and popular culture phenomenon.

We list three things in this story that is good to know about *Minecraft *.

1. The film version became a huge hit – the behaviour of the audience is appalling

A hyper -popular cubic gaming world that many adults really know nothing at all.

It is an ingenious starting point for a movie when it comes to reaching a young audience.

The results speak for themselves.

Based on the world’s best-selling video game, the *Minecraft *movie attracted over 83,000 spectators in Finland.

The result is exceptional. The second year’s giant hit * Barbie * collected 13,000 spectators at the same time.

With the super popularity, an unwanted phenomenon has also raised its head: disturbing behavior of the audience *Minecraft *has become a topic in the world.

There are videos in social media where some viewers are raging and throwing popcorn.

The Independent says that in the United States, the police have even been invited to reassure the audience.

– We have not seen any huge reactions in Finland, those that can be read from the world. But minor disturbances have occurred. Of course, the bigger ones are addressed at a low threshold.

Finnkino is preparing for situations by reminding of appropriate behavior before shows at the cinema. For some shows, staff gym tours have been added during the film.

The disorders are mainly linked to a scene called Chicken Jockey, according to the replies heard in the film, where the human figures fight with Minecraft characters in the freestyle. The videos filmed during that time are trendy on social media.

– It is known that you should be particularly alert. During the scene, the staff will ensure that there are no reactions that interfere with other customers.

According to Wolf-Mannila, Finnkino has received individual customer feedback.

In the past, social phenomena have caused disturbances in movie theaters. A couple of years ago, Tiktok was trendy reaction videos filmed in the shows of *Smile *.

2. Cubes give rise to cities and even computers

Originally released in 2009, the *Minecraft *game is part of young people’s general education.

A couple of years ago in October, Swedish game developer Mojang said it had already sold over 300 million copies.

* In practice, the attraction of Minecraft* is based on an unlimited opportunity to use creativity.

In the game, you can build anything, either alone or with a multiplayer server.

Cubes have created, among other things, huge miniature models from the middle country.

By utilizing the \”electricity\” of the game, players develop structures containing complex automation.

A farm -like combine combine harvester collects resources for the player and is in use, in that sense, the dragon statues are just art.

The game is in a class of creativity. Illustratively, the film, which has collected roses from critics, has been criticized, among other things, for not reaching the creativity of the game world.

3. A national map service created by Minecraft Britain

* Minecraft* is a praise of creativity and has also been noticed in the field of education in Finland and worldwide.

Based on the Finnish idea, the game has been published for teaching situations that many teachers also use in Finnish schools.

The development of the teaching version was started when Microsoft bought * Minecraft from * Mojang. The deal was $ 2.5 billion, or about EUR 2.25 million.

The MINECRAFF*movie, among others, also became excited about Minecraft, the UK National Map Survey.

Even with the map service, the idea behind the educational perspective and the young audiences.

– In our work, we develop new, innovative ways to use and bring it to new people. Education is important to us, so we want to reach young people, Naylor says.