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Yes, there’s a giant bear and, yes, it does a ton of coke. And, yes, just as you probably suspected, the movie blows. We have officially sunk very low with “Cocaine Bear,” way past other films where the title alone describes the only thing that happens, like “Snakes on a Plane,” “We Bought a Zoo” or
Cocaine Bear, a ridiculous B-rate blockbuster, is based on the wild true story of Pablo Eskobear, but with a lot of extra death mixed in.
BRIAN VINER: Let me warn you that this film might get up your nose in a different way, certainly if you think that a drug-addled bear is no kind of topic for fun.
With a raging roar, the movie Cocaine Bear, has arrived. But can the film itself live up the deliciously deranged title? CBC's Eli Glasner has your first look.
Elizabeth Banks's new horror comedy sees a high-as-a-kite black bear go on a murderous hunt for more of of the titular white stuff