Cocaine Bear

[Anonymous]

My daughter saw it yesterday. She said that it's like Fast & the Furious because they're both about family.

[Anonymous]

It's on Peacock! Watching it now and definitely should have seen it in the theatre!

[Anonymous]

Watching now. Too gory—like horror movie gory—to find it funny. It’s just sensory overload gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So interesting the person who labeled this trash said she knew nothing about it and wouldn’t Be seeing it, but apparently used ChatGPT to come up with an opinion on it and declares it trash.

and does NOT ALLOW HER CHILDREN TO WATCH ANY TRASH WHATSOEVER!!!! That poster and her family must live in a compound and her brother is her uncle.

[Anonymous]

Just watched this on Amazon Prime. What a blast! I mean, it was OTT gory, but it was funny and even a bit sweet (mom & daughter & daughter's friend...plus cubs).

The only scene I wished they'd cut was (SPOILER SPACE)











the ambulance driver being ejected through the windshield and dying on the road. It wasn't a bear death and I don't understand why it needed to happen - super realistic and sad.

Other than that, recommend!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A fun movie? Ok, maybe, but.....this from Common Sense Media:

Parents need to know that Cocaine Bear is director Elizabeth Banks' graphic action-comedy based on a real 1985 event in which a 175-pound black bear ingested 75 pounds of cocaine that had been dumped from an airplane. It's very mature: Expect strong drug content, incessant swearing ("f--k," "s--t," "ass," "motherf----r," and much more), and relentlessly gory violence. The bear mauls and dismembers people, and there are explicit images of several severed limbs, as well as a decapitated head. People also die via gunshot (including a close-up of the blood splatter and gore) and from a car accident, but most of the many casualties are courtesy of the bear. There's also cigarette smoking, kissing, and a couple of suggestive comments. Spoiler: Although children are injured (and also try the cocaine they find), they both survive. The movie stars Keri Russell and O'Shea Jackson and features the final on-screen performance of the late Ray Liotta.

OMG clearly this isn't a kids movie. Why the need to check CSM.

I just googled the name of the movie to see what reviews were saying and got that. Just didn't really sound much like a "fun move" to me, it sounded like something I as an adult would avoid despite loving Ray Liotta.

Then you as an adult should avoid it. The OP can still post her opinion that it's a fun movie. Since you haven't even seen it - me either, truthfully and I doubt I will - why do you even need to comment?

So the OP can post her opinion and that's ok with you but if I look up the movie on google and find info that makes me want to avoid it and also makes me wonder why anyone would think it was "fun" I am not supposed to comment because your opinion and OP's opinion are allowed but mine is not, right?

I'm pretty sure you are totally and completely confused about how this forum and basically any forum on the internet works, regarding opinions that is.

+1

[Anonymous]

I dislike gore and scary movies. This wasn’t that realistic. It was fine and I’d let my teens see it.