Warner Bros. Cancels 'Coyote vs. ACME' Amid Outcry, Tax Write-off Strategy Criticized

The decision to shelve the completed film has sparked widespread criticism and calls for its revival, highlighting a controversial practice in Hollywood.

Warner Bros. Discovery has decided to cancel 'Coyote vs. ACME' for a tax write-off, despite the film being fully completed and initially receiving positive reactions.
The internet and filmmakers have rallied in defense of the film, criticizing Warner Bros. and its CEO for the decision, and sparking a #SaveCoyoteVsAcme campaign.
Margot Robbie's new deal with Warner Bros. contrasts with the controversy, raising questions about the studio's priorities and strategy.
The cancellation of 'Coyote vs. ACME' and similar projects reflects a shift in Warner Bros. Discovery's strategy towards high-profile streaming content and blockbuster films, jeopardizing mid-budget theatrical releases.
Critics argue that scrapping completed films for tax write-offs sets a dangerous precedent and harms the animation industry and future creative projects.