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The Minecraft Movie Unfinished CGI Pirated Version refers to a leaked, unfinished version of the 2025 Minecraft film A Minecraft Movie without polished CGI that was published on various pirating websites. A leaked scene called Welcome to Steve's World was one of the main snippets that spread, which showed actor Jack Black as Steve building his custom world with pandas and dogs (wolves). The scene, and many others, leaked on Twitter / X and other social media platforms in early April 2025.

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On April 3rd, 2025, X[1] user @clark_kent12630 leaked a scene from A Minecraft Movie that showed Jack Black as Steve taming a wolf and then building his custom world, announcing, "Welcome to Steve's World!" The X user expressed confusion, likely aimed at the scene's CGI, lighting and set design, which appeared very unpolished. The tweet received over 1.7 million views and 19,000 likes in a day (shown below).


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On April 3rd, 2025, TikToker[4] @stokelyy18 posted a scene known as "Release!" in which Steve throws a water bucket on the ground to save the characters from a fall. The scene was overtly unfinished, and the TikToker joked, "Do NOT pirate the Minecraft Movie." The video received over 23,100 likes in a day (shown below).

@stokelyy18 For legal reasons we did not actually pirate it #minecraft #minecraftmovie #aminecraftmovie #fyp ♬ Steve's Lava Chicken – Jack Black

On April 3rd, X[5] user @r05hytakesoff quote tweeted their own tweet that read in all caps, "AM I WATCHING THE RIGHT VERSION OF THE MOVIE WHY IS THE CGI BAD FOR MINE WHEN THE OTHER REVIEWS SAID IT WAS GOOD," attaching four leaked scenes from the film, which were quickly removed for copyright reasons. The quote tweet received over 5.8 million views and 136,000 likes in a day. It also received a Community Note claiming that the scenes were from a pirated version of the film.

Similar tweets surfaced soon after, like one shared by X[6] user @bobbys_comixs on April 3rd, 2025, who attached a scene from the pirated version, calling it the "Temu version" of the film. The tweet received over 2,700 likes in a day (shown below).


On April 4th, 2025, X[2] user @JonsLongs tweeted, "Apparently there's an unfinished version of the Minecraft movie floating around, without any of the polished CGI. I'm about to partake LMAO," receiving over 1,300 likes in a few hours.

X[3] user @JonsLongs then quote tweeted themselves with the "Welcome to Steve's World" scene, writing, "GTFOH 🤣🤣🤣." The post gained over 65,000 likes in a few hours (shown below).


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