CocaineBear: Yes, there's a giant bear and, yes, it does a ton of coke. And, yes, the movie blows
"Cocaine Bear" -- Zero stars Yes, there's a giant bear and, yes, it does a ton of coke. And, yes, just as you probably suspected, the movie blows.
But where does it all go from here? Just match an apex predator with a Schedule II drug and fall deeper into a movie future with"Oxycodone Osprey" or"Codeine Crocodile"? The movie stars Keri Russell, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Margo Martindale, Kristofer Hivju, O'Shea Jackson Jr., Alden Ehrenreich and the late Ray Liotta. All deserve hazard pay. This is not a career high.
O'Shea Jackson Jr., left, Alden Ehrenreich, Ayoola Smart and Ray Liotta hunt the"Cocaine Bear." - Courtesy of Universal Pictures Banks and screenwriter Jimmy Warden have created a mashup of Quentin Tarantino bloodfests, Sam Raimi's scare tactics and the Coen brothers' absurdity. The bear will sneak up behind its victims, race silently, leap in slo-mo, luxuriate under a dust cloud of coke, behead enemies, climb trees and walk on its hind legs, snarling.
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