Ketchup Entertainment
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Sep 12, 2026
TreyHOST
Yeah.
TreyHOST
And then Ketchup Entertainment, which is a real company, eventually stepped in and bought the worldwide rights for about $50 million and put it in theaters, which is amazing.
TreyHOST
So I absolutely just, you know, review aside Ketchup.
TreyHOST
And my reaction aside, support this movie theatrically.
Rob LucuriaHOST
It's true.
Rob LucuriaHOST
Thank you, Ketchup Entertainment, for rescuing this film.
Rob LucuriaHOST
It's so validating that it's becoming a commercial and critical hit.
Rob LucuriaHOST
But it really is.
AndrewHOST
And somehow...
AndrewHOST
They were able to sell this to Ketchup Entertainment, which the same company got the rights to the animated film that came out last year with Daffy Duck and Porky.
AndrewHOST
I can't remember the name of it offhand, but it was the one with the Martian.
AndrewHOST
The Martian was in it.
AmanHOST
You know, it hasn't like defied the odds, of course, but it's gained a lot of good traction and genuinely one of the best movies I've seen this year.
AmanHOST
Which company? Do you want to explain the premise of the movie? It's a movie called Ketchup Entertainment.
AmanHOST
The premise of the movie is, I don't know how familiar you guys are with the lore of Looney Tunes.
AmanHOST
There's
TroyHOST
However, following widespread backlash, they reversed course and allowed the filmmakers to pursue outside distributors.
TroyHOST
And after Ketchup Entertainment acquired the film's distribution rights for $50 million, the movie was released in theaters on August 28th of this year.
TroyHOST
Now, after over a week in theaters, Coyote vs. Acme has surpassed $40 million at the worldwide box office, according to the numbers, well over the $30 million tax write-off that Warner Brothers initially planned to shelf the film for.
TroyHOST
At the time of writing, its total box office breaks down to $34.4 million domestically and $5.9 million internationally for a total of $40.4 million worldwide.
TroyHOST
Okay.
TroyHOST
And during its second weekend, the movie experienced just a 28.8% decline from its opening weekend, bringing in an estimated $14.5 million from September 4th through the 7th over Labor Day weekend.
TroyHOST
And its worldwide total now sits just under $10 million shy of the $50 million price tag that Ketchup Entertainment paid to acquire the movie from Warner Brothers.
TroyHOST
And folks, you can look up Coyote vs. Acme second week box office.
Halls BurkhartHOST
Yeah, our buddy Rick Villanueva went to see Akira in the theater here recently.
Halls BurkhartHOST
You remember Coyote vs. Acme? You remember Ketchup Entertainment? Oh, my bad, Ketchup.
Halls BurkhartHOST
Ketchup Entertainment.
Halls BurkhartHOST
The American film company who rescued Coyote vs. Acme.
Halls BurkhartHOST
dude i
Father MaloneHOST
Every other studio just let this movie dangle.
Father MaloneHOST
Except for Ketchup.
Father MaloneHOST
Who? I've never heard of them either, but I'm gonna eat everything with ketchup for the rest of the year in honor of this fucking upstart, who not only saved the film, but they got it in fucking theaters, which is where you need to go.
Father MaloneHOST
Please see this movie.
LafayetteHOST
Dog Stars keeps losing.
LafayetteHOST
Coyote vs. Acme dropped just 27%, a better hold than most tentpole movies, and $50 million domestically looks doable for the movie that, well, cost $50 million for Ketchup Entertainment to buy.
LafayetteHOST
Ridley Scott's Dog Stars fell 66%, and it's officially a tax write-off.
LafayetteHOST
What? The movie looked horrible.
Derek MirandaHOST
It is insane that Warner Brothers was trying to write this off and say it was unreleasable because it's legitimately a good film.
Derek MirandaHOST
So I'm really happy that Ketchup Entertainment came in and saved this and we were able to see it because it is a delight.
Derek MirandaHOST
So definitely recommend seeing that.
Karen PetersonHOST
That also sucks.
JayHOST
So yeah, um, so we are here to talk, uh, like I said before, we are here to talk about Coyote vs. Acme, the, the movie that Warner Bros. tried to bury because of the t- tax write-off and among other thing.
JayHOST
However, a- thanks to people at the Ketchup Entertainment pulling some strings and able to acquire the, the movie and release it in theater.
MicahGUEST
Yep.
JayHOST
We all seen it.
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