Fans of Minecraft will soon be able to revisit the game’s cinematic universe from the comfort of their homes. The Minecraft Movie, which premiered to commercial acclaim, will be streaming on Max starting Friday, June 20. HBO will also air the film the following evening, Saturday, June 21 at 8 PM EST.

The movie, directed by Jared Hess, has become one of the most successful video game adaptations ever released. Grossing $951 million globally, it sits comfortably as the second-highest-grossing film in its category, just behind The Super Mario Bros. Movie.

Backed by Warner Bros. Discovery and Legendary, the production has already set the stage for a sequel. Studio representatives have used the term “imminent” to describe the development timeline, signaling that planning is well underway.

In a recent media interaction, Hess expressed his excitement about continuing the franchise. “The fans have been incredible,” he shared. “There are endless stories we can tell in the Minecraft universe, and we’re just getting started.”

Adding intrigue, one of the movie’s post-credit scenes introduces a mysterious character, likely tied to future plot developments. While no casting announcements have been made, fans are eager to learn more about her role in the upcoming sequel.

Meanwhile, collectors and home media enthusiasts can look forward to the film’s Blu-ray release, which includes a limited Collector’s Crafting Table Edition. This version will be sold exclusively by Walmart and includes magnetic accessories and packaging inspired by Minecraft’s crafting system.

With its streaming debut set and momentum building for another installment, A Minecraft Movie is proving to be more than a one-hit wonder. The film’s digital and physical availability ensures it will continue to captivate audiences worldwide.