Ketchup Entertainment
Film production companywww.ketchupentertainment.com
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Oct 29, 2026
PaulHOST
Warner Brothers did not distribute it themselves.
speaker_1HOST
Ketchup Entertainment, they did this dilly-dally
PaulHOST
where they picked this up for about $50 million.
speaker_1HOST
I'm not
Mike ManaloGUEST
It was a success.
Mike ManaloGUEST
It made back double its budget, double what Ketchup spent to acquire it.
Mike ManaloGUEST
And it brought these characters back in perhaps the best theatrical feature-length iteration that we've ever seen from them, maybe of all time, arguably.
Jonathan GravesHOST
Very
Nicholas CelozziGUEST
I mean, look, I'm not involved in all, but yes, the film has been placed.
Nicholas CelozziGUEST
Ketchup Entertainment is handling all that.
Nicholas CelozziGUEST
But yes, it has its theatrical window and then it'll have its streaming window and on and on.
Nicholas CelozziGUEST
So yeah, or I wouldn't say streaming.
Jordan ConradHOST
And it is the new movie.
Jordan ConradHOST
Looney Tunes movie coming from Ketchup Entertainment.
Jordan ConradHOST
And it is, it was playing in theaters at some point.
Jordan ConradHOST
Stay tuned.
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Niv ElbazHOST
And nobody was really biting.
Niv ElbazHOST
And instead, you know, like I believe it was like canceled again briefly.
Niv ElbazHOST
And then like the small company called Ketchup Entertainment decided to buy it.
Niv ElbazHOST
And they released it, you know, to a very respectable success.
Yung PhilHOST
was.
Yung PhilHOST
He's the reason that Coyote vs. Acme even got enough traction for Ketchup to buy it and put it in theaters.
Yung PhilHOST
It's the dude... was a big deal.
Yung PhilHOST
And on top of that, both James and I will appreciate this, he was Pinoy, man.
Neal E. FischerGUEST
You have to release this movie.
Neal E. FischerGUEST
And then in March of 2025, there was a company called Ketchup Entertainment, which was just a very small indie distributor.
Neal E. FischerGUEST
And they decided to buy the film for reportedly $50 million.
Neal E. FischerGUEST
And it finally came out.
AnitaHOST
That film, in which Wile E. Coyote takes the Acme Corporation to court for its defective products, became a modest cause celebre after Warner Bros. opted not to release it.
AnitaHOST
After an outcry from fans, partly stoked by Baza, the film eventually found a distributor in Ketchup Entertainment and surpassed $100 million at the worldwide box office.
AnitaHOST
And there is a small color photo of Eric Baza from the Associated Press.
AnitaHOST
He is holding the Looney Tunes character, the Roadrunner, a stuffed animal version of him, and Baza is pointing to the camera, and it says, Cast member Eric Baza holds a Roadrunner stuffed animal as he arrives at the premiere of the film Coyote vs. Acme in Los Angeles on August 26.
Landon DoanHOST
It was done.
Landon DoanHOST
Warner Brothers put it on the shelves as a tax write-off, and then there was a groundswell of support from fans that it finally got its release because Ketchup Entertainment bought the distribution rights, and it finally got dropped in theaters.
Landon DoanHOST
I went and saw it on opening day.
Landon DoanHOST
I liked it, didn't love it, but that was on me because I had such high expectations for it.
Landon DoanHOST
It was done.
Landon DoanHOST
Warner Brothers put it on the shelves as a tax write-off, and then there was a groundswell of support from fans that it finally got its release because Ketchup Entertainment bought the distribution rights, and it finally got dropped in theaters.
Landon DoanHOST
I went and saw it on opening day.
Landon DoanHOST
I liked it, didn't love it, but that was on me because I had such high expectations for it.
Alexei ToliopoulosGUEST
Mm
Justin HamiltonHOST
... and, uh, it was picked up by Ketchup Entertainment and, uh, was released and has been a, uh, you know, a, a, a pretty good hit.
Justin HamiltonHOST
Uh, this is a film where, uh, cartoon characters exist.
Justin HamiltonHOST
It's the Looney Tunes cartoons and, uh, Wile E. Coyote, who after- Who knows how long trying to catch the Road Runner, decides, uh, that, uh, he is going to, uh, sue Acme Corporation for sending him a whole lot of, uh, dodgy products.
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