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BOO: the nearly-completed $100m+ film that DreamWorks cancelled
(filmstories.co.uk)
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I wonder if what did get made of Boo will ever be leaked.
I wonder the same thing about Coyotte vs ACME. It's crazy to me how cancelling a movie nearly complete seems to be a better alternative to studios than just releasing it, somehow.
The closest we've got is this two and a half minute crew reel, which is all behind the scene's footage. From what you can see, I think they did a great job of bringing Loony Tunes to life. Warner Bros even went around trying to delete this footage as well.
One of the videos I shared in the article was about two minutes of animation but it's since been blocked.
You're best off searching sites like Vimeo where takedowns don't usually happen as the big companies tend to concentrate on YouTube.