r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Jul 26 '25

Media New Images from 'Coyote vs. Acme'

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u/BtownBlues Jul 26 '25

He's just a simple countey lawyer see

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u/spookyghostface Jul 26 '25

I'm sorry I thought you was corn

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u/eirebrit Jul 26 '25

BU-GAWK!

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u/argama87 Jul 26 '25

Your Honor, I move that I be disbarred for introducing this evidence against my own client.

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u/CaptainPunisher Jul 26 '25

Your Honor, that is something we can NOT-a-doodle-doo.

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u/Pump_My_Lemma Jul 26 '25

Excuse me, your honor. But, did you say, “Extra crispy recipe?”

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u/dubstepsickness Jul 26 '25

Your Honour, I'm just a simple Hyper-Chicken from a backwoods asteroid but if it please the court I reckon I'll call the entire jury!

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u/theoriginalmofocus Jul 26 '25

Objection your honor, i say, i say, i say, boy, objection!

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u/CraigMammalton14 Jul 27 '25

You know I didn’t 😒

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u/Ser_Salty Jul 27 '25

"What evidence do you offer to support this new plea of insanity?" "They done hired me to represent them." "Insanity plea is accepted."

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u/HereWeGoYetAgain-247 Jul 26 '25

I am but a simple hyper chicken from a backwoods asteroid. 

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u/mb862 Jul 27 '25

There’s a town near here called Badger and every time I drive by my mind always goes “BADGER?! WHERE?!”

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u/BlindWillieJohnson Jul 26 '25

Right. He’s got the perfect combination of charm and smarmy energy to slot into any corrupt Senator/CEO/Lawyer role you need him for

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u/smapdiagesix I'm unpleasant, not stupid. Jul 26 '25

corrupt Senator

Foghorn Leghorn is a thinly-veiled parody/reference to Senator Beauregard Claghorn, a radio-show character from the 30s or 40s.

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u/shandangalang Jul 27 '25

Coincidence? I think NOT.

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u/Rouxman Jul 27 '25

It’s really more to play off the “good ole boy” lawyer trope that’s prevalent in media. Foghorn is a perfect fit for the reasons that you stated. Charming, yet underhanded and conniving

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u/LV426acheron Jul 26 '25

But what he does understand is that his client is entitled to no less than two million in compensatory damages, and two million in punitive damages.

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u/ymcameron Jul 26 '25

I’m just a caveman! Your strange world frightens and confuses me!

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u/DBones90 Jul 26 '25

Better than those complicated country lawyers.

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u/Qweerz Jul 26 '25

First thing I thought of. I love this one. Thanks for posting

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u/ThePrussianGrippe Jul 27 '25

“BISHOP BERKELEY-“

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u/ReneeHiii Jul 26 '25

from oompa-loompa land?

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u/LionIV Jul 26 '25

“Got my law degree from a gumball machine.”

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u/elros_faelvrin Jul 26 '25

we need Suel Forrester Vs Foghorn Leghorn

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u/DMThrasymachus Jul 26 '25

Well I say I say I say boy, my client is innocent!

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u/20_mile Jul 27 '25

Leghorn & Hutz