Coyote vs. Acme Was a Tax Write-Off. It’s Better Than That | Coyote VS Acme (2026)

Coyote vs. Acme almost never made it to theaters. Warner Bros. shelved it, Ketchup Entertainment released it, and I think it's better than a tax write-off has any right to be. Here is my full reaction and review of Coyote vs. Acme, with spoilers throughout. The short version: it is nostalgia bait, but it honors the IP, the animation blends with live action better than it should, and the courthouse plot is really one more trap, this time with the Roadrunner as the target. It also has a message about trying, failing, and trying again that I did not expect to care about. My rating: 7.7. Subscribe for more movie and TV reactions:    / @clarkflick   Chapters 0:00 Warner Bros. shelved it. Ketchup released it. 0:47 The movie starts: traps, Marvin, and Tweety 1:48 The cartoon and live-action blend 2:14 "Based on a true story" and the Breaking Bad energy 4:28 The crater problem 9:20 The John Cena question 10:24 Buddy Crane enters 13:58 The goal is not to win the case 16:43 Is Wile E. baiting the Roadrunner? 17:10 The evidence montage and why the pacing works 18:18 The courthouse is just another trap 19:11 Court is in session 20:48 The Greek god and the nervous nerd 39:16 The Acme AI joke 42:13 The underdog message: try, fail, try again 45:25 The monologue that explains Wile E. 48:55 The concussion check 57:37 Is it nostalgia bait? Final verdict 59:04 Why an indie studio releasing it matters 1:00:32 The rating and who it's for #CoyoteVsAcme #LooneyTunes #MovieReview