Hollywood major studios are catching up with the fact that's it's spring break, and that there's an audience out there for movies, not just with Warner Bros/Legendary's monolithic A Minecraft Movie, driving business,

Studios have struggled to get younger generations into the theaters for years. Could more immersive experiences be their golden ticket?

“A Minecraft Movie,” based on the hit video game, opened in theaters this weekend and became a surprise smash, eclipsing the box office openings of hits like “Barbie”—but disruptive behavior by theatergoers has alarmed some cinemas, prompting them to put out warnings against causing a disturbance.