According to what has come to light in the last few hours, the fate of the long-awaited hybrid film is at stake Coyotes vs. Summit he now seemed marked. As we reported, Warner Bros. surprisingly announced its intention give up distribution of the filmalthough this had already been completed for several months.
Entrusted to a Warner Bros. spokesman in communicated It read: “With the relaunch of Warner Bros. Pictures Animation in June, the studio changed its global strategy and focused on theatrical releases.” Because of this new direction, we have made the difficult decision not to move forward with Coyote vs. Summit. We have great respect for the filmmakers, cast and crew and are grateful for their contribution to the film.”
According to famous insider Matthew Belloni’s reconstruction, the Major’s unpopular decision to follow the gods was made Screening tests decidedly not encouraging, which would have revealed some problems. In addition, fear of possible damage to the brand after the errors in the controversial Space Jam: A New Legacy may have played an important role.
Warner Bros.’s unexpected decision always sparked violent outcry and left both fans and talent involved in the film’s creation in despair. The Protests on social media raised in the last few hours – downright angry – could have done it turned the tables.
Here too, according to Belloni, Warner Bros. would have decided to grant one way out to the movie. Notwithstanding the decision not to continue distribution, the major is reportedly considering the possibility of selling it to third parties in order to avoid the Coyote-Coyote conflict. Climax of the inglorious end that was reserved for the much discussed Batgirl.
Despite the initial reluctance to sell one of its most important intellectual properties, the major therefore wants to support research for now new sales partnersPotential interest from streaming platforms such as Netflix or Prime Video cannot be ruled out.
Coyotes vs. Directed by Acme Dave Green and saw the participation of John Cena And Will Forte. The cancellation originally decided by Warner Bros. would have resulted in a tax deduction of around $30 million, compared to the film’s budget of $70 million.
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