Minecraft movie ending explains: What does the scene after learning is meant

Finally, my “Minecraft” movie was finally released in the theater. It has been more than a decade since it was first revealed that Warner Bros. worked with Mojang Studios to fit the big screen title, and over the years, various writers and directors have attached it. Now with Napoleon Dynamite and Nacho Lieber director Jared Hess at the helm, the film is a reality – leaving room for a potential sequel. With that in mind, we need to parse the ending, including a stamp scene that includes a very interesting look.

Warning: The following contains full spoilers for Minecraft movies. If you haven't seen this movie, you should stop reading immediately. Otherwise, you will be spoiled. Without further ado, let's dig into the ending of the movie.

Ending

Steve (Jack Black) and his friends defeated Margosha and her Piglin army to save the off-road world from wildlife, and it’s time to return to the real world. Although Steve plans to stay with people across the world when they call home, he is eventually returned by fellow countrymen with them (and his Cube Wolf, Dennis).

Back on Earth, we see everyone's life getting better – a truly happy ending. Henry (Sebastian Hansen) perfected the rocket bag he tinkered with in the movie, using it to fly to school. Natalie (Emma Myers) discovers her call after fighting Piglin in an Overworld adventure with Piglin. Dawn (Danielle Brooks) gave up on her real estate business and focused on her mobile zoo idea, which seemed to flourish in some way. Then there is Garrett's “Jason Momoa” garrison.

In the early stages of the movie, the introduction of a clean-up video game champion, whose fate has changed. Now, he has teamed up with Steve to reinvent his aging video game store, which now has a more obvious Minecraft-flavored theme. The past was no longer in trouble, and the trash man flourished with his friends. Everyone has a well-deserved happy ending, including Vice-Chancellor Marlene (Jennifer Coolidge).

After most of the movies spent a long date with a villager who spanned the world, he entered the real world, the two now seemed happy to be together-the villagers now talked to humans too. In one of the best surprises in the movie, providing sound is nothing more than the star Matt Berry we do in the shadows.

Learn the scene later

Once the points are scrolling, we will stay in another scene. In it, Steve returns to his original home. He knocked on the door and found it was now inhabited by a woman with red hair. It turns out that he stayed there with his chest in the attic – still there. However, it is important to be in their introduction process. The woman revealed that she is Alex, also known as the female Minecraft player character.

Alex was added to the game in 2014 to act as Steve's opponent, which, according to Hess, is a sign of what could have happened.

“(The world of Minecraft is endless),” he told Gamespot. “I mean, there are a lot of biogroups, so many crazy, amazing characters and creatures that we haven't even covered. And, Alex (Alex (IS)) is one of a huge iconic character, equal to Steve.”

Torfi Frans Olafsson, senior director of Minecraft Entertainment and Online, responded to this sentiment, adding: “Anyway, we have not only other dimensions, other mobs, but also other ways to play Minecraft, because Minecraft is playing many people in many ways, so the opportunity is really endless.”

It is worth noting that despite seeing Alex's trademark red hair on the scene, her face never showed up. So, despite certainly having plans for this role, she seems to have not been performed yet at this time.

My Minecraft movie is in the theater now. Gamespot's comment on the movie Give it a 7, pointing out: “A Minecraft movie is exactly what you think it's based on the trailer. It's a big, cartoon live-action movie filled with silly jokes, Minecraft Refores, Minecraft Refores and a weird surreal Minecraft World, completes the game's various creatures and our human heroes.”