It's official. Coyote Vs. Acme Finally, the film now has a new home with Ketchup Entertainment, which has acquired it from Warner Bros. Discovery. Our previous report unveiled that the indie studio had discussions with Warner Bros regarding a pact for global distribution rights. The transaction has now been completed to take it to cinema.
Following the formal announcement, Ketchup Entertainment’s CEO Gareth West issued a statement reading:
We're excited to announce our partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures to release this movie globally. 'Coyote vs. Acme' masterfully merges classic charm with contemporary narrative techniques, reviving the spirit of cherished Looney Tunes characters for today’s audience. We anticipate that it will appeal equally to dedicated followers and first-time viewers.
This marks the second time Ketchup Entertainment has acquired a project based on a Looney Tunes character. Recently, they salvaged The Day the Earth Exploded: A Looney Tunes Film From the same film studio in Hollywood.
What is Coyote Vs. Acme Details have been shared regarding this film inspired by Looney Tunes.
Coyote Vs. Acme It is a live-action and animated blend movie that Warner Bros. Discovery famously canceled. Adapted from an amusing piece by Ian Frazier published in The New Yorker, the story revolves around Wile E. Coyote (a Looney Tunes character) suing the Acme Corporation for their faulty products, which have failed him in his relentless chase after Road Runner (his longtime adversary).
Coyote Vs. Acme Stars Will Forte, an alum of Saturday Night Live, who plays the billboard lawyer hired by Coyote. John Cena takes on the role of Roadrunner’s previous supervisor. Co-starring alongside them are Lana Condor from "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" and Tone Bell from "Survival of the Thickest."
The Oscar-nominated Samy Burch, known for "May December," penned the script based on a story she developed alongside DC’s co-leader James Gunn and screenwriter Jeremy Slater. Mortal Kombat 2 ).
Coyote Vs. Acme was pushed aside in 2023 by the renowned Hollywood studio, sparking anger on social media platforms. Numerous creators and artists expressed their worries, among them being Phil Lord of The Lego Movie fame. Coyote Vs. Acme Director Dave Green was also the writer. an X post , expressing his frustration with this update. He concluded by stating,
I feel incredibly proud of the end result, yet deeply heartbroken due to Warner Bros.’ choice. However, much like Wile E. Coyote, resilience and perseverance triumph in the end.
Ketchup Entertainment has moved forward to bring Green's movie into the limelight.
"Coyote vs Acme" is slated to reach cinemas in 2026.