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I think this was the company that bought the star-crossed animated Coyote/ Roadrunner movie that Warner Bros shelved. Its supposed to be a decent movie, and it looked like it was finally going to come out. Now? Who knows?
Ketchup Entertainment is in negotiations for distribution rights for Coyote vs Acme. As far as I can tell these companies aren’t related.
Okay, you are correct. I just knew it was weird corporate name, and Jellyfish sounded plausible. It turns out to be Ketchup, another oddly named production company. I could have used Google, but i was, y'know, lazy.
Oh, well, I hate to see all those talented animators losing their jobs. Some will find new work, but for many, this will be the end of their animation career, something they've peobably been dreaming of since being kids. You hate to see it.