A Minecraft Movie has had a bigger impact than anyone could have possibly imagined during its opening weekend. Most notably, the chicken jockey scene, even though we all knew it was coming.

This is, for all its mildness, a movie about a 51-year-old man, and when it gets around to his work on Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright,” and depicts Black Lives Matter protests being carried out ...

Lego’s movie collaborations have proven successful over the years. Its Lord of the Ring series, Avengers tower, and life-size R2-D2 have proven to be some of their most popular sets.

Two Minecraft Movie LEGO sets were released at the beginning of March, and one of these is a build around the entire Chicken Jockey scene.

Making a working 35mm camera is even hard with modern metal machining, and Hoang discovered that recreating all those mechanisms with Lego pieces at an acceptable size was borderline impossible.

I built every scene from the Minecraft movie in LEGO, featuring iconic moments like "I am Steve," "Chicken Jockey," and "Flint and Steel." Edited by @TheJamesSlone. #LEGO #minecraft #minecraftmovie ...

The camera sports a retro aesthetic that uses the black and white Lego logo from 1934. If you’re into the retro camera revival, it’s harder to get more old-school than that.