If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, Hollywood has a couple of very different options from that’s pure Looney Tunes chaos to the end of the world.Let’s start with , the movie that almost became famous for never being seen.After years of headlines, controversy, and a whole lot of fan outrage, Wile E. Coyote finally gets his day in court, literally. The live-action/animated comedy follows the perpetually unlucky Coyote as he hires a lawyer, played by Will Forte, to sue the Acme Corporation afte...
If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, Hollywood has a couple of very different options from that’s pure Looney Tunes chaos to the end of the world.
Let’s start with , the movie that almost became famous for never being seen.
After years of headlines, controversy, and a whole lot of fan outrage, Wile E. Coyote finally gets his day in court, literally. The live-action/animated comedy follows the perpetually unlucky Coyote as he hires a lawyer, played by Will Forte, to sue the Acme Corporation after decades of defective products and catastrophic results.
John Cena plays the attorney defending Acme, and the movie wisely embraces the ridiculousness of its premise. It’s silly, nostalgic and packed with the kind of elaborate physical comedy you expect when one of the main characters has spent his entire career being flattened by anvils.
But underneath all the Looney Tunes mayhem is a surprisingly sweet story about failure, friendship and rooting for the underdog, or, in this case, the coyote.
If you want something decidedly more serious, The Dog Stars heads in the opposite direction.
Based on Peter Heller’s bestselling novel, the post-apocalyptic drama follows Hig, a pilot trying to survive after a pandemic wipes out most of humanity. He lives a lonely existence with his dog and an increasingly complicated relationship with the few people left around him.
This is not your typical end-of-the-world movie filled with explosions and zombies. The Dog Stars is quieter and more reflective, focusing on grief, loneliness and what makes life worth living when almost everything familiar is gone.
And if neither of those sounds like your weekend vibe, apparently millions of people have decided the answer is simply: watch The Big Bang Theory again.
The long-running CBS sitcom was the most-streamed television show of the summer — proof that sometimes we don’t want a shiny new series with 14 interconnected timelines and homework between episodes. Sometimes we just want Sheldon to knock on Penny’s door three times.
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So whether you’re in the mood for cartoon chaos, a thoughtful apocalypse or a comfort-show rewatch, there’s plenty to keep you entertained this weekend.