😲 Petition Against Jack Black: Is It Time for Him to Retire in Virtual Reality? 🌌

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🎥 Jack Black and 400 Hours in Red Dead Redemption 2: How Games Are Saving Hollywood? 🤠

A true scandal has erupted in the world of movies and video games! 🎬🎮 Internet users, tired of Jack Black’s endless antics and roles, have decided to take matters into their own hands. They’ve created a petition demanding that the actor be given the best modern games for free so he can immerse himself in them and never return to the film set. “This way, we’ll save global cinema from Black,” they claim. 😜

Jack Black, known for his eccentric roles and equally eccentric behavior, recently admitted to spending over 400 hours playing Red Dead Redemption 2 during the pandemic. “I literally lived in it,” he said. “It wasn’t just a game; it was a lifestyle. I spent 400 hours in it, and I don’t regret a thing. It was so much fun. They created an incredible universe.” 🤠

While some users are raising money to keep the actor living in virtual worlds, others are wondering: is it time for Jack Black to really retire into virtual reality? If he loves games so much, why not leave movies behind and become a professional gamer? 🎮💼

🎮 Jack Black Goes Virtual: Saving Cinema or Ending His Career? 🎬

The Minecraft movie, in which Jack Black plays one of the leading roles, is set to release next week on April 4th. While some are eagerly awaiting it, others hope it will be the actor’s last role in cinema. If Jack Black retreats into the virtual world, it might just save not only his career but the entire global film industry. 🌍🎥

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