The viral Chicken Jockey meme is a classic example of gaming chaos turning into a pop cultural phenomenon. If you've spent time on social media lately, chances are you've come across the pixelated undead toddler riding on the back of a chicken.

A Minecraft Movie’ has sparked a new trend in cinemas, inspiring audiences to cheer along to Jack Black’s Steve—here’s the ‘Chicken Jockey’ meme, explained.

A Minecraft Movie audiences are reveling in the wacky humor and performances from leads Jack Black and Jason Momoa, but some theater crowds are going absolutely wild at one cameo appearance by a rare Minecraft enemy -- the Chicken Jockey.

If you've spent any time online since the Minecraft movie debuted, chances are you've seen the term "Chicken Jockey" flying around. What started as a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo has quickly turned into the film's most talked-about moment,

I am about to gird my loins and subject myself to two hours of brutal mental punishment: I’m taking my kids to see A Minecraft Movie today. It’s yet another movie based on a toy, or in this case, a children’s video game.

This past weekend, following a Q1 when the industry fretted that moviegoers forgot about going to the movies, Warner Bros. and Legendary revived the global and domestic box office with the Jared Hess directed A Minecraft Movie with a $163M U.

The collaboration between McDonald's and "A Minecraft Movie" is only around for a limited time. Here's when it might be pulled from menus.

A Minecraft Movie smashed box office records in its opening weekend. One major source of the video game movie’s appeal is Jack Black, who stars as a doorknob salesman-turned-miner-turned-hero, Steve.

Walmart has recently launched its own exclusive Blu-ray collector's edition of the movie that is made to look like a Minecraft crafting table and it actually seems pretty awesome. Walmart's exclusive Blu-ray edition of A Minecraft movie comes with a Blu-ray disc,