Coyote vs Acme becomes box office success after Warner Bros shelved film
Ketchup Entertainment distributed the Looney Tunes comedy Coyote vs Acme to theaters worldwide three years after Warner Bros Discovery cancelled its release.
Distribution deal and costs
The indie distributor paid fifty million dollars for the rights to the movie. They also sold foreign territories before the film opened in cinemas. The production cost reached seventy million dollars according to available reports.
Global earnings performance
Ticket sales have pushed total revenue past one hundred million dollars globally. This result contrasts with the earlier decision by studio leadership to write down the asset as a tax loss. Theater owners receive half of every ticket sold during the run.
Comparison to other releases
Another Looney Tunes film distributed by Ketchup Entertainment earned less money recently. The earlier project was quietly offloaded by Warner Bros Discovery before its wide release. Moviegoers supported this specific title more than the previous adventure.
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