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** The film adaptation of ''Series/Car54WhereAreYou'' was also released in 1994 after a four-year gap.
** And ''Film/RoboCop3'', which completed production in 1991. The film was eventually released in 1993 to weak box office and scathing reviews.
** And ''Film/RoboCop3'', which completed production in 1991. The film was eventually released in 1993 to weak box office and scathing reviews.
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** The film adaptation of ''Series/Car54WhereAreYou'' was also released in 1994 after a four-year gap.
gap. Considering that it's a member of the 0% club over on Website/RottenTomatoes they probably should have left it on the shelf.
** And ''Film/RoboCop3'', which completed production in 1991. The film was eventually released in 1993 to weak box office and scathing reviews. This one didn't have Wrestling/{{Sting}} to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puCQFAfRRjM help promote it]] like the [[Film/RoboCop2 previous film]], which couldn't have helped.
** And ''Film/RoboCop3'', which completed production in 1991. The film was eventually released in 1993 to weak box office and scathing reviews. This one didn't have Wrestling/{{Sting}} to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puCQFAfRRjM help promote it]] like the [[Film/RoboCop2 previous film]], which couldn't have helped.
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* ''Film/TheUnbreakableBoy'' was filmed in late 2020, with a March 2022 release date attached, however on March 10 of that same year, Lionsgate pulled a Creator/TheWeinsteinCompany, and delayed the film '''three years''' to ''2025'', in order for reshootings.
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* The Music/ArethaFranklin concert film ''Film/AmazingGrace2018'' might be the ultimate example.
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* The Music/ArethaFranklin concert film ''Film/AmazingGrace2018'' ''Amazing Grace'' might be the ultimate example.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]] suing Acme for their backfiring goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker''), with Creator/JohnCena as Acme's lawyer and Creator/WillForte as Wile's lawyer. In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]] suing Acme for their backfiring goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker''), with Creator/JohnCena as Acme's lawyer and Creator/WillForte as Wile's lawyer. In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom Creator/{{Paramount}} (who offered to give it a theatrical release.release). On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about Wile E. Coyote suing Acme for their backfiring goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker''), with Creator/JohnCena as Acme's lawyer and Creator/WillForte as Wile's lawyer. In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote Coyote]] suing Acme for their backfiring goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker''), with Creator/JohnCena as Acme's lawyer and Creator/WillForte as Wile's lawyer. In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about Wile E. Coyote suing Acme for their backfiring goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker''). In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about Wile E. Coyote suing Acme for their backfiring goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker'').''Magazine/TheNewYorker''), with Creator/JohnCena as Acme's lawyer and Creator/WillForte as Wile's lawyer. In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about Wile E. Coyote sueing Acme for their backfiring goods. In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
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* ''Coyote vs. Acme'', a [[RogerRabbitEffect live-action/animation movie]] about Wile E. Coyote sueing suing Acme for their backfiring goods.goods (based in part on a 1990 piece by humorist Ian Frazier in ''Magazine/TheNewYorker''). In November 2023, it was unexpectedly shelved after being completed, despite scoring well with test audiences, with speculation that a new regime of studio executives wanted to bury it because it was greenlighted by the executives they replaced, or the studio wanted to claim it as a tax writeoff. Thanks to public backlash from fans, filmmakers and even Congress, Creator/WarnerBros was forced to unshelve it and allow it to be shopped to other distributors. The film was offered to Creator/{{Netflix}}, Creator/PrimeVideo, and Creator/{{Paramount}}, the last of whom offered to give it a theatrical release. On New Year's Eve, voice actor Creator/EricBauza unveiled the film's first official screenshot on his Website/{{Twitter}} account and implied a 2024 release. Unfortunately, in February 2024 [[https://www.thewrap.com/coyote-vs-acme-update-offers-warner-bros/ news broke]] that Warner Bros had rejected all offers for the film, reportedly [[https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/coyote-vs-acme-write-off-anticompetitive-1234953523/ setting the film's $70 million budget as a bare minimum that they'd even consider selling it for]], and would keep the film on the shelf, possibly even outright ''deleting'' it so it could never be released.
