Warner Bros Criticized for Giving New Movie Coyote vs Acme Treatment

Warner Bros is receiving backlash on social media for canceling yet another film, as fans express their disappointment with the studio’s decision.

Despite being a Warner Bros filmmaker, the current situation can be described as tumultuous. The studio has decided to cancel several projects, such as Coyote vs Acme, Scoob! Holiday Haunt, and Batgirl, as they deemed it more profitable to not release them.

Despite the fact that the films were almost finished, Puck has reported that Warner Bros will no longer distribute “Fixed,”the highly anticipated animated film from industry icon Genndy Tartakovsky.

Warner Bros has backed out of distributing Fixed, putting the film in jeopardy of becoming another tax write-off.

Naturally, there is an uproar among fans over the possibility of another film being canceled, and they are expressing their anger towards Warner Bros on social media.

Fans are expressing concern over the film’s unreleased status, with some openly questioning how frequently this will continue to occur. The cancellation of another cartoon, which comes just days after the shutdown of the Cartoon Network website, has left many feeling frustrated.

“Fixed”is a heartwarming tale about a canine who goes on a final adventure with his pals before undergoing a neutering procedure the next day. The film features an impressive ensemble, with Adam DeVine, Idris Elba, Kathryn Hahn, and Fred Armisen all lending their talents to the project.

In light of Warner Bros’ decision to not release the film, Sony Pictures will resume distribution responsibilities and must now search for a new distributor. This situation mirrors the one that occurred earlier this year with Coyote vs Acme.

Despite being pitched to various distributors with strong fan support, Coyote vs. Acme was ultimately not picked up for release. However, there are still talks being had about the potential release of the film, as reported by screenwriter Samy Burch in a recent interview.

The release of Fixed is uncertain at this point, but in the meantime, you can still explore our top TV show recommendations for 2024 and our picks for current TV shows available for streaming.