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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 "Sharknado."
Beast craves blow in darkly hilarious B-movie blood-fest worthy of a drive-in.
Banks credits the late "Goodfellas" star with unwavering support, "When Henry Hill follows you, you can make anything you want."
Cocaine Bear almost runs its premise into the ground, but delivers some outrageous rampage sequences and laughs along the way.
The story is in many ways too much. Too absurd. Too ’80s. Even the screenwriters of the “Fast & Furious” movies would think it far-fetched.