Fans of director Jared Hess’ previous works, “Napoleon Dynamite” and “Nacho Libre,” will immediately recognize his comedic fingerprints all over “A Minecraft Movie.” Much like the campy charm of “Napoleon Dynamite” or the absurd physical comedy of “Nacho Libre,” this film thrives on its offbeat humor and awkward characters.

A bout halfway through A Minecraft Movie, I started thinking about how nice it was to have Jack Black making films again. Then, I caught myself. Black hasn’t exactly been absent