Summary
A newLooney Tunesmovie is in the works, and it is exactly what I need after the heartbreaking cancellation ofCoyote vs. Acme. As a huge fan of theLooney Tunesfranchise,Coyote vs. Acmewas one of my most looked-forward-to films, with the images, news of positive reception, and story making me incredibly excited for the film. However,Coyote vs. Acmewill no longer be released, with the news being heartbreaking to me. Despite this, anotherLooney Tunesmovie is gearing up to release, and it is filling theLooney Tunes-shaped hole in my heart.
Coyote vs. Acmewas an officially announced moviethat centered on the character of Wile E. Coyote, who has always been one of my favorite members of theLooney Tunescast.The film would have followed Wile E. Coyote as he finally sued Acme for their defective products, with the company’s failed weapons being a running joke in the Roadrunner and Wile E. Coyote cartoons. The film would have been a hybrid of live-action and animation, and while test screenings led to the film getting incredibly positive reviews, it was sadly shelved by Warner Bros. Discovery for tax reasons.
The Day The Earth Blew Up Will Bring The Looney Tunes Back To Theaters
It Is Looney Tunes First Fully Animated Theatrically-Released Film
While the shelving ofCoyote vs. Acmeis still incredibly sad and unfair to the artists behind the film, anotherLooney Tunesmovie is set to bring the beloved characters back to theaters.The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movieis a fully animated feature-lengthLooney Tunesfilm, with its theatrical release making it a first of its kind. The movie is a spinoff of Max’sLooney Tunes Cartoonsseries of shorts, which I’ve already been a big fan of, so I’m excited to see the team tackle the first feature-length animatedLooney Tunesmovie.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Moviewill focus on three popularLooney Tunescharacters,with it starring Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and Petunia Pig. The film centers on the trio as they discover secret plans for an alien invasion of Earth, with them having to save the planet in the wake of the aliens mind-controlling many of the Earth’s inhabitants. Some clips and images from the film have already been released, with the movie already proving to be worthy of being the first feature-length fully animatedLooney Tunesmovie.
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The Day The Earth Blew Up Is The Movie Looney Tunes Needs After Coyote vs. Acme Fiasco
The Cancelation Is Still Controversial
Thecancelation ofCoyote vs. Acmehas caused a lot of controversy for Warner Bros. Discovery and theLooney Tunesfranchise, with it being one of the biggest movie news stories of 2024. DespiteCoyote vs. Acmebeing a finished film, Warner Bros. Discovery under the leadership of David Zaslav decided to shelve the film for tax purposes, something that has been frequently occurring under the company’s new leadership. This means thatCoyote vs. Acmewill most likely never be seen, unless another company buys the rights to release the film from Warner Bros. Discovery.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Moviemay still be a gamble for Warner Bros. Discovery, but it has the potential to prove that theLooney Tunesfranchise is still profitable. If the movie does well, then it could prove that shelvingCoyote vs. Acmewas a mistake, one that could have cost the company to lose out on potential money. The upcoming movie seems to be full of classicLooney Tuneshumor and character, with it being able to show thatLooney Tunesdoesn’t have to sell out to find an audience.
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What To Expect From Looney Tunes' New Porky Pig and Daffy Duck Movie
It Is Unique For The Looney Tunes Franchise
Looney Tunes' new Porky Pig and Daffy Duck movie is unique when compared to the rest of the franchise, and here’s what to expect from it.The biggest draw of the film is that it focuses on Daffy Duck and Porky Pig, which is a unique pairing forLooney Tunesmovies. Previous films likeSpace JamandLooney Tunes: Back in Actionhave mainly focused on Bugs Bunny, with Daffy acting as a secondary protagonist, meaning that the shift in focus forThe Day the Earth Blew Upis a unique one.
On top of that,The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movieis fully animated, which is a step away fromLooney Tunesmovies that have utilized both live-action and animation. Furthermore, the film is 2D animated, making it stand out even more from other animated films.The Day the Earth Blew Updiffers from recentLooney Tunesprojects in some big ways, but I believe that these changes are welcome ones.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
Cast
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie features Porky Pig and Daffy Duck as they inadvertently become heroes when they discover an alien mind control scheme at a bubble gum factory. Tasked with saving their town and the world, the duo faces challenges while navigating their own comedic chaos.
