Actor Will Forte thought "Coyote vs. Acme" was bad.

Warner Bros. canceled it.

He and his wife went to a private showing.

The cast and crew were there.

They said goodbye.

Forte said the film was special.

So the cancellation was sad and hard.

The boss of Warner Bros. is David Zaslav.

He did not want to spend $30-40 million on ads.

The studio got a tax benefit.

The film cost $70 million to make.

The studio put it away.

They did the same with "Batgirl" and "Scoob! Holiday Haunt."

Now, almost three years later, the movie is back.

People were angry.

So Warner Bros. sold it to Ketchup Entertainment.

The price was about $50 million.

It comes out on Aug. 28.

Voice actor Eric Bauza did not believe it.

Then he saw the poster at his local cinema.

The film's story is like its real life.

In the movie, Wile E. Coyote sues Acme.

He says the products are bad.

Director Dave Green said the film feels meta now.

Filmmakers and politicians asked for its release.

Bauza asked for it at the Annie Awards.

He spoke in the voice of Daffy Duck.

Green said the hard time showed that artists will keep making things.

Forte said he learned to trust no one.

But he also learned to keep hope.