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Coyote vs. Acme permanece fiel à sua fonte de 1990 e às raízes clássicas de Looney Tunes, entregando sátira de tribunal direta e caos de desenho animado sem injetar mensagens políticas ou sociais. O resultado é entretenimento seguro e neutro que obtém uma pontuação woke baixa de 2/10.
Coyote vs. Acme entrega uma sátira corporativa direta extraída diretamente da peça de Ian Frazier de 1990 da New Yorker e de curtas clássicos de Looney Tunes, com o Papa-Léguas contratando o advogado de outdoor Kevin Avery (Will Forte) para processar a Acme por décadas de produtos defeituosos que o ferem repetidamente durante as perseguições ao Papa-Léguas.
A narrativa se concentra em palhaçadas de azarões de tribunal, mau funcionamento de produtos e lógica de desenho animado colidindo com o procedimento legal, apresentando participações especiais de Pernalonga, Patolino, Gaguinho e outros — nenhum alterado em raça, gênero ou identidade do material original. Papéis humanos como Paige Avery (Lana Condor), sobrinha e estagiária de Kevin que impulsiona o caso, e o advogado de oposição Buddy Crane (John Cena) são personagens originais totalmente novos com justificativa na história ligada ao escritório de advocacia e às dinâmicas familiares.
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Incredible showing of mental gymnastics right here
The coyote and the bird are gay.