The cast and crew of the shelved Warner Bros. film “Coyote vs. Acme” held a “funeral screening” after the studio decided not to release it. The screening served as a way to commemorate the project, which combined live-action and animation.
According to Variety, the team organized the screening when they believed the comedy would be permanently locked away in the Warner Bros. vault. The decision to shelf the film came from Warner Bros. after the merger with Discovery, leading to changes in company strategy.
The article notes that, luckily, Ketchup [the rest of the sentence is cut off in the source]. The screening was described as “emotional in so many ways,” suggesting a strong connection among those involved with the project and disappointment over its fate.
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