Дом Новости Койот против Acme Film может попасть в кинотеатры, несмотря на отмену

Койот против Acme Film может попасть в кинотеатры, несмотря на отмену

Автор: Brooklyn Apr 12,2025

Согласно Deadline , Warner Bros. Ранее фильм «Открытый», Койот против ACME , может все еще иметь шанс нанести экраны. Сообщается, что независимая компания по производству и дистрибуции в Лос-Анджелесе Ketchup Entertainment ведет глубокие переговоры о приобретении завершенного фильма. Хотя сделка еще не завершена, успешные переговоры могут привести к театральному освобождению Койота против ACME в 2026 году.

Койот против ACME , который был впервые объявлен в 2022 году, черпает вдохновение из статьи Яна Фрейзера 1990 года, опубликованной в Нью -Йорке . Фильм, написанный Джеймсом Ганном и с участием Уилла Форте и Джона Сины, был изначально намечен на выпуск середины 2023 года на Макс. Однако, несмотря на завершение съемок, это было неожиданно отложено, что вызвало согласованную кампанию по спасению проекта.

Ketchup Entertainment имеет историю спасения фильмов от Oblivion. Недавно они спасли Warner Bros. День, когда взорвалась Земля: фильм «Луни -мелодии» от аналогичной судьбы, обеспечивающий его театральный релиз в США. Этот фильм отмечает первый полностью анимированный фильм Looney Tunes, чтобы Grace Cinema Evens, а IGN восхваляет его как «смех-горный бунт».

Портфолио Ketchup Entertainment включает в себя заметные релизы, такие как Hellboy: The Crooked Man и триллер Роберта Родригеса Hypnotic , с Беном Аффлеком в главной роли. Компания также совместно продюсировала биографический фильм Майкла Манна 2023 года, Ferrari .

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