Looney Tunes Returns to the Movies

the looney tunes They will be back in the cinema very soon. As reported. Delivery date, The Day the Earth Exploded: A Looney Tunes Movie It is expected on the big screen thanks to Entertainment Ketchupwhich has acquired the distribution rights. Initially, it was rumored that the animated film was intended for the streaming platform, but due to the new agreement, Looney Tunes is planning another foray into the big screen. It is worth noting that this is not the same (and controversial) story. Coyotes vs. Peaka Warner Bros. production starring the Looney Tunes that has been archived for some time. But what do we know about the day the Earth exploded?

On the day the Earth exploded, the Looney Tunes will return to the cinema with a new animated film.

The Day the Earth Blew Up is a new animated film starring the Looney Tunes coming to theaters. The story told is a story of Daffy Duck and Porky Pigcommitted to investigating a mysterious case of alien invasion. He will also appear in the animated film. petunia pigThe two heroes will decide to temporarily stop their work at the gum factory to fight the alien threat. The director is Pete Browngardt, who is already familiar with the characters involved. So far, according to Deadline reports, no official release date has been announced for the next chapter of Looney Tunes. Gareth WestKetchup Entertainment CEO said of the project:

The Day the Earth Exploded is a historic moment for the Looney Tunes franchise and we are proud to partner with Warner Bros. Animation to bring this film to theaters. We can’t wait for audiences of all ages to experience one of the most brilliant animated films in recent years.

The original cast of The Day the Earth Blew Up will see the return of iconic voices from the series such as: Candy Milo and Fred TatascioreJust like. Eric BauzaWhich will deal with Daffy Duck and Porky Pig. As Deadline reports, the movie in question was originally slated to premiere on HBO Max (in 2021). The content was then canceled and the WBA got the green light to sell the rights elsewhere.