New images from "Coyote vs. Acme"
New images from "Coyote vs. Acme"
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wait is this happening after all?
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Me too, coyote, me too
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I’m intrigued by the fat racist golfing chicken looking like a representative.
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Is every kids movie these days legally required to have that exact same car scene in it
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Probably to leave time for a marketing campaign.
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Source?
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Comic-Con? There’s a Coyote v Acme panel happening right now.
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From Wikipedia
It's so wild to me that shelving a fully complete movie can somehow be better to a studio than simply releasing it. I'm glad that they changed their minds.
It's hollywood accounting at it's finest. They make the film cost a fortune to produce, because they use department billing to turn $1 of cost into $40 of expenses. Then they burn it to the ground and say they realized $250M of losses when it really only cost $20M to produce. And don't forget that a huge amount of the cost was just paying themselves enormous salaries to figure out how to make it a net loss for the company from a structured tax perspective.
I really wish the only way they could get a tax write off would be to release it into the public domain.