Lana Condor Reveals Heartbreaking Truth Behind Coyote vs. Acme’s Funeral Screening

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The tale of [name] is so captivating that it seems fit for a movie, and the aftermath continues to affect those involved in the production of the unlaunched movie. During the Sundance Film Festival, when asked by ScreenRant about the potential release of the film, which was originally slated for a Warner Bros. Discovery debut alongside John Cena and Will Forte, [name] expressed her thoughts on whether the film would ever see the light of day or if it has been permanently shelved.

It’s clear why the conversation around “Coyote vs. Acme” continues, as the team behind the movie seems to hold onto the cancellation, and each discussion only fuels fan desire for a possible release. In simpler terms, Cordor stated that the film’s cancellation is still relevant to those who made it, and the more people talk about it, the stronger the fan demand becomes for its distribution.

I don’t have any good news to share; this might be the most disheartening moment in my career to date. I was deeply invested in that movie – it was a labor of love, working with exceptional artists, crafting breathtaking worlds, and collaborating with skilled puppeteers and cutting-edge CGI. The whole experience was incredibly nostalgic and I adored the story from start to finish. Unfortunately, due to tax reasons, it seems that the world we’ve created won’t be seen by others, which fills me with genuine sadness. To make matters worse, they invited me to a ‘funeral screening,’ which is just devastating.

Why Did ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Get Scrapped?

It appears puzzling as to why the film “Coyote vs. Acme” was put on hold by Warner Bros. Discovery, at least based on statements from those involved in the production or who have seen a preview of it. Some unnamed sources claim that the movie wasn’t up to par and didn’t merit release, but this view doesn’t seem to be shared by Condor, who feels differently about the film. She went on to say:

In the movie, Will Forte, John Cena, and myself were the main human characters. The rest of the scenes were largely computer-generated. Since I couldn’t see what it would look like during filming, I had doubts about the quality when I attended the funeral screening. I thought, ‘Perhaps the film isn’t good, and maybe my initial impression was incorrect.’ Upon watching the movie, however, I believe it showcases some of my best work ever. It was funny, kind, and conveyed a positive message. This revelation was deeply saddening for me and everyone else.

Currently, the movie titled “Coyote vs. Acme” is only available for viewing by a select few who attended its exclusive private screenings. Contrary to some speculations, Warner Bros. Discovery has refuted claims that they have written off the film as a tax loss, suggesting that there’s still a chance it could be released if they decide to do so. However, whether or not this will happen remains uncertain, much like the reasons behind its initial shelving.

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2025-01-26 17:31