Russell Davis

@veryfunnydoofus.bsky.social

GO SEE COYOTE VS ACME ON 08.28.26. NOT OFFICIALLY AFFILIATED, JUST A MAJORLY EXCITED FAN.

Because I could not stop for death, he kindly stopped for me, but then he did that thing where he had his carriage driver move the carriage forward the first four or five times that I tried to grab the door and he wouldn’t stop laughing at his own stupid joke and it just… ugh. I got the ick.

Before 2025, I knew Ketchup Entertainment as “distributor of two of the last Friedberg and Seltzer films and a Hellboy film that went unnoticed.” Now it’s “distributor that saved two Looney Tunes films from Warner’s hands”. I’m sure they’re pleased with Coyote vs Acme’s numbers, plus some great PR.

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#CoyoteVsACME Saw it again. This time with family. Still damn near perfect. The fact that the CEO of a FILM STUDIO was going to let this hilarious, adorable, and surprisingly angry little film sit in a vault, never to be seen by anybody, is a sign we live in the worst timeline.

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Coyote vs. Acme is easily the best feature film starring the Looney Tunes characters: a funny, clever dissection of the relationship between two classic characters, an amusing courtroom farce, and the best live-action/cartoon combination since Roger Rabbit. Highly recommended for adults and kids.

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‘Coyote vs. Acme’ director Dave Green has confirmed the film will receive a physical Blu-ray release. The release will include hilarious outtakes featuring John Cena that Green says are “not PG-rated.”

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My only real issue with “Doomsday” is that it reeks so thoroughly of “we just want to make up, please take us back” energy. I don’t even necessarily think that means it’s going to be terrible, I just don’t think it sounds appealing.