The behavior of Minecraft film fans ‘too funny’, says director Jared Hess

The director of Minecraft’s film says that he has “laughed at my brains” to the tendency of shouting public members, jumping from top to bottom, and in some cases, throwing popcorn in the air during projections.

“It’s far too funny,” Jared Hess said to the New York Times About the exuberant reactions of fans to the film, some of which were widely shared.

The UK Cinema Association this week noted the response of the “exceptional” crowd For the film and its characters, but some cinemas have warned that “anti -social behavior” such as cries, applause and cries “will not be tolerated”.

“It was a total explosion,” said Hess. “I just laugh with my brains every time someone sends me a new video.”

Based on one of the best -selling video games in the world, the film tells the story of four unsuitables drawn through a mysterious portal in the world – the place where all players start in Minecraft.

Despite disappointing criticism of criticism, the film, which has a starred distribution, notably Jason Momoa, Jack Black and Jennifer Coolidge, exceeded expectations by gaining $ 300 million (233 million pounds Sterling) at the box office during its opening weekend.

In the film, the character of Momoa, Garrett Garrison, must fight a baby zombie riding a chicken on the path of the search for the Orbe which can bring it back to the real world.

Hess and Black thought it would be funny if the character of Black Steve announced everything that happens to him intensely, from where the “Chicken jockey! “Even take off.

“Jack says it with such a passion,” said Hess. “Everything that comes out of his mouth in the film is spoken with such authority and serious, as this is the most important thing that we have ever heard in their lives.

“I think people love madness.”

With many young fans joining, the director general of the UK Cinema Association, Phil Clapp, told the BBC this week that most behaviors had so far been in a good mood.

He said that it was “apparently motivated by the desire of young people to share their experiences on social networks”.

But he asked “those who participated in being aware of the pleasure of other moviegoers”.

A cinema in the Staffordshire has banned children under 18 Participation in evening projections without adults after rowing behavior during other projections has become viral on social networks, while Another Picturehouse of Oxfordshire warned customers to behave.

Hess was however supported by the global reaction, describing it as “a real party”.

“Just the fact that people make souvenirs in the cinema-that’s what it is about,” he said. “This is why we do it.

“I could never have anticipated this level of passion and pleasure and madness that occurs.”

When he was asked if he had approved of throwing popcorn, he replied: “No one will injure himself of the popcorn.

“Listen, when I go to the cinema with my children, it’s like a massacre of popcorn that happens and they don’t throw anything, but it ends on the field despite everything.”

Some fans’ reactions have even shown that the police were called in the cinemas.

“It’s weird when you have too fun and the cops are called,” Hess told Entertainment Weekly.

“It’s funny because I think it’s just applauding and throwing popcorn, which is so funny for me that the cops are called to popcorn.

“Yeah, it’s hilarious. I saw so many funny videos. It’s great, especially when people climb on the shoulders of their friends and get up and applaud these moments. It’s like this crazy anticipation.

“But, guy, I’m just happy that people make memories with their friends and families.”