Shelved 'Coyote vs. Acme' Set for Theatrical Release; Woodley Recalls Spider-Man Cut

The animated comedy "Coyote vs. Acme," which had been shelved by Warner Bros., is now slated for a theatrical release, a development celebrated by its star Will Forte and director Dave Green. Green expressed on social media that the film's journey to the screen is a testament to the enduring nature of movies, stating, "Proof Movies Don’t Just Go Away." This decision marks a significant win for the filmmakers and a hopeful sign for other projects that have faced similar fates.

In other film industry news, actress Shailene Woodley shared her experience of having her scenes as Mary Jane Watson cut from the 2014 film "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." Woodley recalled the phone call informing her of the decision, describing it as a "fun phone call." Despite the character's removal from the final cut, the multiverse concept in recent Spider-Man films has left open the possibility for her character's potential future appearances.

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