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Coyote : Looney Law

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By Kristian Lin Verified
| Fort Worth Weekly Verified
I thought it was the 1970s political humorist Art Buchwald who first suggested that Wile E. Coyote sue the Acme Corporation for their defective products. Am I wrong about that? Anyway, Ian Frazier wrote a humorous essay along that line for the New Yorker back in 1990, and now it’s been turned into Coyote vs. Acme, which is the year’s best animated movie so far as well as its best legal thriller, and the best use of the Looney Tunes characters since Who Framed Roger Rabbit? That ain’t bird seed.
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Film Shorts // September 2-8, 2026

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By Kristian Lin Verified
| Fort Worth Weekly Verified
OPENING American Doctor (NR) Poh Si Teng’s documentary follows Palestinian, Israeli, and American doctors who travel to Gaza to treat wounded people. (Opens Friday in Dallas) American Summer (PG) This family film is about a Little League baseball player (Logan Gray) who meets the girl of his dreams (Mia Talerico) one summer in the 1970s. Also with Dan Lauria, Cullen Moss, Kobu Frumer, Erinn Ruth, Maximus Virgili, Max Malas, Steve Guttenberg, and Christie Brinkley.
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Tony : Plate Up

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By Kristian Lin Verified
| Fort Worth Weekly Verified
Since I am the lead film critic here and a sometime professional food person, I probably should say something about Tony, which opened last week. The movie isn’t really about food that much, nor is it about the mental troubles that would eventually lead Anthony Bourdain to end his own life in 2018. If you’re looking for something that explains what the chef, author, and global celebrity was all about, that movie hasn’t yet been made.
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