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Coyote Falls is a 2010 Looney Tunes short directed by Matthew O'Callaghan.

Plot[]

From a high bridge Wile E. Coyote is pouring out his usual ACME Bird Seed bait for Road Runner below, and intends to use an ACME Bungee Cord he ordered to catch him. On his first two tries, he misses grabbing Road Runner, and on his way down a third time with cutlery in hand, he collides with a gasoline truck and holds on to the tanker for dear life, but only succeeds in taking the gasoline tanker with him, which explodes upon impact.

On his next attempt, the Coyote continuously gets hit by oncoming trucks and eventually is wound up in the bungee cord on the bridge. He is then freed by a passing tow truck, but crashes through the wall above the tunnel and is then hit by another truck. Road Runner comes up to taunt him, and the Coyote sees yet another truck coming from behind. Wile E. uses the truck to chase after Road Runner, forgetting about the stretching bungee cord, and when he lets go to try and grab him, the Coyote is shot back by the bungee cord recoiling and hits yet another truck in the tunnel. The back of the truck reads "That's all Folks!" Wile E. recoils one more time, hitting the screen and sliding off, as Road Runner speeds off through the tunnel.

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Notes[]

  • This is the first theatrical Looney Tunes cartoon produced in 3-D since "Lumber Jack-Rabbit".
  • This is the first Looney Tunes CGI theatrical short. The first was "Marvin the Martian in the Third Dimension" (1997) at Warner Bros. Movie World.
  • This is the first Coyote/Road Runner cartoon to be produced in CGI animation.
  • This is the first Looney Tunes theatrical short since "Little Go Beep", and the first to be shown preceding a family film since "Pullet Surprise".
  • This short was released in theaters with Cats & Dogs 2: The Revenge of Kitty Galore.
  • This short introduces a special version of the Warner Bros. Animation logo that resembles a CGI version of the original Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies opening. In that logo, orange circles fly into view and form the bullseye backdrop, followed by the WB shield zooming in very close to the camera, and then bouncing back to its usual position as "WARNER BROS. ANIMATION" appears above it, and "Presents" below it. The entire thing then comes apart and zooms away, and the short begins.
  • This is the first theatrically released Looney Tunes production since Looney Tunes Back in Action in 2003, though Warner Bros. was originally going to release already-made shorts for cinemas which were quickly dropped and moved to home video or television upon Back in Action's box office failure.
  • For unknown reasons, this short is not available on Max.

Gallery[]



Road Runner/Wile E. Coyote Shorts
1949 Fast and Furry-ous
1952 Operation: RabbitBeep, BeepGoing! Going! Gosh!
1953 Zipping Along
1954 Stop! Look! And Hasten!
1955 Ready.. Set.. Zoom!Guided Muscle
1956 Gee Whiz-z-z-z-z-z-zThere They Go-Go-Go!To Hare Is Human
1957 Scrambled AchesZoom and Bored
1958 Whoa, Be-Gone!Hook, Line and StinkerHip Hip- Hurry!
1959 Hot-Rod and Reel!Wild About Hurry
1960 Fastest with the MostestRabbit's FeatHopalong Casualty
1961 Zip 'n SnortLickety-SplatCompressed HareBeep Prepared
1962 Zoom at the Top
1963 Hare-Breadth HurryTo Beep or Not to Beep
1964 War and Pieces
1965 Zip Zip Hooray!Roadrunner a Go-GoThe Wild ChaseRushing RouletteRun, Run, Sweet Road RunnerTired and FeatheredBoulder Wham!Just Plane BeepHairied and HurriedHighway RunneryChaser on the Rocks
1966 Shot and BotheredOut and Out RoutThe Solid Tin CoyoteClippety ClobberedSugar and Spies
1979 Freeze Frame
1980 Portrait of the Artist as a Young BunnySoup or Sonic
1994 Chariots of Fur
1996 Superior Duck
2000 Little Go Beep
2003 Whizzard of Ow
2010 Coyote FallsFur of FlyingRabid Rider
2014 Flash in the Pain
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