There were some controversy or, more precisely, ridicule with "Minecraft Film" before it was released. This was especially the case when it comes to casting Black as Steve, one of the only significant named characters in the early days of the Minecraft video game universe. That version of Steve was not a character with backsters or personality; He is just the standard "male" player Avatar. Over time, Steve has become the face of the Minecraft media and can be seen in many of the franchise goods around the world. However, having a black game Steve was considered something desirable by the (significant) community "Minecraft". It would be like making the figure of the Starbucks' mermaid in a movie character.

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Fortunately, "Minecraft Film" is - shocking - not so bad. Even Black was well used, relying on his usual saturated heel.

It was, in particular, the "female" player Avatar added to the 2014 Minecraft game. This new avatar, Alex, had long red hair and a green blouse. Alex, like Steve, had no personality, but she only made her presence equal to her "male" colleague. Soon, fan fantasy reefs were produced, releasing the relationship between Steve and Alex. Were they brothers and sisters? Friends? LOVERSUSUS? Are Alex and Steve symbols for Adam and Eve?

Regardless, whether Hess's film will receive a sequel (and probably give, given, given How successful is "Minecraft Film"), Alex will play a role. Both Black and McKinon are funny comedians, so it will be fun to see them playing each other in a strange Universe "Minecraft". It will also fulfill a vital new character in the heads of Minecraft players. You can't have Steve without Alex.

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Recently, other named standard skins have been added to "Minecraft", including Dream, Kai, Makena, Zuri, Efe, ARI and NOR. Again, none of them have real backsters or individuals, but it's nice to see a wider panople of mankind in the game with a block. Maybe if Alex appears in "Another Movie Minecraft" (or whatever it ends, it's called), then those other seven.

"Minecraft" now plays in theaters.