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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
This quirky moment, a nod to the popular video game, has become a crowd favorite,
This whole movie is a 'nod' to the popular video game...
Calling the cops because someone talked during the shitty jack black movie.
Getting very mad and calling the police during a midnight screening of a schlocky movie because how dare you disrupt my vibeo gmae kino.
If anyone has a link to the video where the guy jumps on the shoulders of his friend and rides him like a chicken jockey, please post it.
fuck i thought this movie came out months ago and made a billion dollars and was instantly forgotten
Can't see the article for some random reason but I'm gonna guess it's parents who had their kid get startled and scared or some shit like that.
This is the entire article:
The 'Minecraft' movie has become more than just a box office hit—it’s ignited a bizarre new trend in cinemas where audiences are erupting with laughter and excitement at a specific moment in the film. The movie is projected to earn over $140 million domestically during its opening weekend, with an additional $100 million-plus from international markets.
The Viral 'Chicken Jockey' Trend
The trend began when the film’s trailer introduced a memorable line: Jack Black’s character, Steve, shouts “Chicken jockey!” during a humorous scene where he and Jason Momoa’s character face off in a boxing ring against a blocky Minecraft chicken ridden by another character. This quirky moment, a nod to the popular video game, has become a crowd favorite, causing cinemagoers to shout the phrase in unison whenever it appears on screen.
The trend has gone viral, with videos shared on social media platforms like TikTok, where audiences—especially kids and teenagers—chant the line loudly, often disrupting the film’s flow with their enthusiastic reactions.
Police Called To Theatre Over 'Chicken Jockey' Trend
The excitement over the 'Chicken Jockey' reached a peak in one theatre when the raucous crowd’s behavior led to an unexpected turn of events. According to posts on social media, police were called to a cinema after cinemagoers became disruptive during the Chicken Jockey scene. Videos online show that cops removed a few people from the theatre after the frenzy, leading to cheers from other movie watchers.
often disrupting the film’s flow
it's a movie for children. god fucking forbid children enjoy it in a mildly disruptive way