Coyote vs. Acme Cancelled By WB May Go To Streaming Service (1 Viewer)

[dana martin]

Actually if you haven't yet, I suggest anyone check out the New Yorker article and story that went in the 1990s about this it was so freaking hilarious you can find it online they had a great diagrams and drawings to go with it it's hilarious

 

[EricSchulz]

Does anyone know if there’s a trailer available?

 

[Jake Lipson]

Does anyone know if there’s a trailer available?

There is not. Warner Bros. never started marketing this film before cancelling it.

I’m going to make it a point to see this in the theater now.

My understanding is that WB is shopping it to streaming services.

 

[Sam Favate]

My understanding is that WB is shopping it to streaming services.

If it doesn’t get a theatrical release, I will make sure to buy the Blu-ray.

 

[TravisR]

My understanding is that WB is shopping it to streaming services.

That would make sense. Warners would look even dumber when the movie opened to millions because the ad campaign and hype would obviously focus on how this was the movie they didn't want you to see.

 

[Malcolm R]

Must be an interesting decision-making tree at Warner these days, considering the projects they cancel and the projects they push through to release:

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[Baenwort]

That may have only cost less than a million USD to make and didn't get on their list.

 

[Garysb]

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[Alex...]

First look

 

[Malcolm R]

Coyote's expression is entirely too hopeful/optomistic if he's going up against ACME.

 

[Sam Favate]

Seems unlikely now that Paramount would buy it, if Warner is going to buy Paramount (maybe).

 

[Chip_HT]

Seems unlikely now that Paramount would buy it, if Warner is going to buy Paramount (maybe).

That's the exact type of short-sighted LOL WTF business I expect out of these companies.

 

[Alex...]

 

[Malcolm R]

Sounds about right. They'll pay $200 million or more for something like Argylle, but balk at less than half that for a film based on a well-known and beloved IP.

 

[Sam Favate]

Another reason not to work for Warner Bros.

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[Sam Favate]

 

[Alex...]

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[Josh Steinberg]

a) how can a film that has never been seen have fans?

b) I didn’t realize copyright infringement and theft was ok if the owner of the material chooses to do something different with it than what some random person on the internet wanted them to do with it.

 

[darkrock17]

a) how can a film that has never been seen have fans?

b) I didn’t realize copyright infringement and theft was ok if the owner of the material chooses to do something different with it than what some random person on the internet wanted them to do with it.

That's the internet for you, everyone thinking they know better than everyone else.

 

[Jake Lipson]

As I've said before, I don't know why we should believe a random Twitter account. That being said, I would expect Warner Bros. and their lawyers to come down hard on anyone who attempts to leak one of their films.