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Coyote vs. ACME - AniMat's Reviews (Patreon)

Published:
2026-09-02 19:00:12
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2026-09-04 19:02:45
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2026-11
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After years of breaking free from being a tax write-off at Warner Bros., Coyote vs. ACME is finally out for the whole world to see. In this review, not only will I be looking into how its release alone is a cinematic achievement, but the feature itself about Wile E. Coyote’s legal battle against the ACME corporation makes this the best movie from the Looney Tunes.

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Bryce Gundy

I already saw the movie in theaters, and it was great!🥳

Toontastic Juju

I’m super happy this film finally got released! Really enjoy the story, comedy, character cameos, and especially the heart. I really love the ending because it’s so heartwarming and sweet that everyone comes together and that they need each other, especially the relationship between the Coyote and Roadrunner. Btw, really love that short bit with Pepe Le Pew, that give me a huge chuckle!

Mitchell McMullen

I saw the movie on the Sunday, and it’s was worth it

Justin Grant

I saw this in theatres last Sunday, and I thought it was cool. I'm glad that this movie managed to beat the odds and get the theatrical release (or release in general) it deserves. I will admit that I am disappointed that the more prominent Looney Tunes are hand-drawn. I'm sure the animators did the best they could, but will we ever get a true live-action hand-drawn hybrid film again? Another thing I am disappointed in is not about the movie itself, but I was hoping Animat would do a big courtroom sketch throughout the review where the people behind the movie (played by Animat) sue Warner Bros for the film's treatment, and the judge (also played by Animat) would decide if the film deserved to be written off. I understand that that would require some extra work, but I feel like it would've been a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and could even throw in a jab at the Warner bros Paramount merger and reference that court case. Also, that Predator Spray joke though, XD.

Joe DeSena

The Pepe joke got a huge laugh from me and the rest of the theater!

Joe DeSena

I saw this film a few days ago, and it was worth all the fighting it had to do to get released! I felt the exact same way you did about the 3D animated characters, and I wonder why they didn’t just animate ALL the Looney Tunes characters in 2D (besides the disdain that Hollywood clearly has for 2D).

Hunter O'Laughlin

Saw this yesterday with my older brother and had a great time. Probably the best experience we had since we saw Toy Story 5 in June. Also was the film that had me laughing a lot in the theater in a long time. I also have the same issue with the CG animation of the Tunes where it looks obvious it’s CG trying to be 2D. Granted, it’s definitely an improvement over the hyper-realistic looking CG Tunes from Space Jam: A New Legacy, but it’s sad how we’ll never get another film with such seamless blend of animation and live-action like Who Framed Roger Rabbit. But then again, considering the environment in the entertainment industry we currently live in, that’s highly likely. Nonetheless, I’m glad the film got released as this is one of the best Looney Tunes films in years and I can’t believe David Zazlav tried to bury this film with a tax write-off because he doesn’t understand the value of the Tunes to Warner Bros.’ history. Also, would totally be down for a history video on the film’s production as I’d like to know the details of how fans saved it from cancellation and possible deletion. I have another video from you to look forward to in the future.

Kenneth Stoddard

I saw it the early screening on a Sunday afternoon after work which I was lucky enough to see it and thought it was great. I don’t often comment on some videos as I used to because of work and life and as well with avoid cartoon reviewers but this is an exception because of what this movie went through. It was a terrible decision by Warner Bros for trying to make a tax write off out of Coyote Vs Acme but I’m glad it was saved thanks to Ketchup Entertainment so that it can be released in theaters for the public to see. While I do agree that the animation is rather inconsistent of trying to be CG with the Looney Tunes characters and I do think the underdog story is a bit familiar but everything else such as the comedy, cast, characters, direction, commentary about corporate business, and heart work so well that it ends up being a stand out as one of the best Looney Tunes movies ever made. It a definite must watch for any Looney Tunes or even cinephile fans out there and they must support the movie as possible so it can do well in theaters. Definitely had a great time with it and hope more people watch it.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

The fact the film is this good makes it all the more infuriating it was treated so damn poorly.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Unfortunately, in the current climate of the entertainment industry, it doesn’t seem like we’ll get anything as close to Who Framed Roger Rabbit when it comes to live-action/animated hybrid films.

Colin Entertainment Productions

It does seem fair with the CGi animation (with exception for Wile E., yeah it can be rough however it can give more personality for him) and hey I'm so excited that I brought my family and friends (Yeah! My IRL friends who was huge fans of Looney Tunes) to theatres in day one release in Australia while wait for couple of weeks! This could be the best Looney Tunes film in history and I am not happy for what Warner Bros. did very dirty by shutting it down despite the praise reception from test-screening.