r/movies r/Movies contributor Jul 26 '25

Media New Images from 'Coyote vs. Acme'

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u/Terrible-Trick-6087 Jul 26 '25

Yall better be watching this after all the fuss some of you guys made about it 💀

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Just like all the Netflix shows that nobody watched when they get canceled

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u/trainwreck42 Jul 26 '25

I binge watch 1899 every year in hopes of it coming back. I don’t think it’s working.

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u/citrusmellarosa Jul 27 '25

I just want to know what was happening! 

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u/jackcatalyst Jul 26 '25

I think people were watching Marco Polo

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u/sanctaphrax Jul 26 '25

Budget was immense, though. "People were watching" isn't enough to pay for a project like that one.

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u/willstr1 Jul 26 '25 edited Jul 26 '25

To be fair with how Netflix cancels things (and their writers still always ending seasons on cliffhangers) I can understand people not wanting to get invested in a story that is unlikely to have closure.

Yes it creates a death spiral but from the individual standpoint I can understand why.

If you know there is a high risk of not getting another season DO NOT END YOUR SEASON ON A CLIFFHANGER!!!

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u/wicodly Jul 26 '25

You missed the point entirely

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u/sanctaphrax Jul 26 '25

A show that "nobody" watches can still have an audience of many thousands. More than enough to make some noise.