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Coyote vs. Acme se mantiene fiel a su fuente de 1990 y a las raíces clásicas de Looney Tunes, ofreciendo sátira de tribunal directa y caos de dibujos animados sin inyectar mensajes políticos o sociales. El resultado es un entretenimiento seguro y neutral que obtiene una baja puntuación woke de 2/10.
Coyote vs. Acme ofrece una sátira corporativa directa extraída directamente de la pieza de Ian Frazier de 1990 para The New Yorker y los cortos clásicos de Looney Tunes, con el Correcaminos contratando al abogado de vallas publicitarias Kevin Avery (Will Forte) para demandar a Acme por décadas de productos defectuosos que lo lesionan repetidamente durante las persecuciones al Correcaminos.
La narrativa se centra en las travesuras del underdog en el tribunal, las fallas del producto y la lógica de los dibujos animados chocando con el procedimiento legal, con cameos de Bugs, Daffy, Foghorn Leghorn y otros, ninguno alterado en raza, género o identidad respecto al material original. Los papeles humanos como Paige Avery (Lana Condor), la sobrina y pasante de Kevin que impulsa el caso, y el abogado de la oposición Buddy Crane (John Cena) son personajes originales completamente nuevos con justificación dentro de la historia ligada al bufete de abogados y las dinámicas familiares.
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Paige is a pain to look at, obvious diversity casting
It's a good movie other than the thirty-minute sex scene between the Coyote and the Roardunner. That was pretty weird tbh
Writing this to point things out respectfully 1.) Toons act as an allegory to racism. Wile E. gets ignored by most characters, his name constantly mispronounced, gets profiled numerous times and is also barely addressed by the humans other than Paige and Kevin, and Elmer Fudd and Foghorn Leghorn act as 'the good Toons', tokenisation. Stereotypes of toons are also mentioned and played on, as well as solidarity of said toons between Wile E and Roadrunner. 2.) Wile E. sues a mega corporation too big to fail that has a history of exploiting and abusing toons (which can be marked as a minority case). The mega corporation villains also gets arrested by the end. Inherently anti capitalist 3.) Songs like DJ Shadow's Nobody Speak and The Clash's I Fought the Law are also prevalent songs within the film, inherently punk songs 4.) Whatever Wile E. and Roadrunner have going on is a very complex relationship that can be - and has been - viewed in the lenses of romantic interest by some
Incredible showing of mental gymnastics right here
The coyote and the bird are gay.