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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.

Anonymous wrote:What a fun movie. Sad to see one of Ray Liotta’s last performances.

Totally worth seeing in the theatre.

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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.

Maybe you are a little uptight? It is supposed to be over the top crazy fun- not to be taken seriously.

If not wanting to see severed limbs, close ups of blood spatter and gore, mauling and dismemberment, and decapitated heads makes me a "little uptight" then yes I definitely am.

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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.

Maybe you are a little uptight? It is supposed to be over the top crazy fun- not to be taken seriously.

If not wanting to see severed limbs, close ups of blood spatter and gore, mauling and dismemberment, and decapitated heads makes me a "little uptight" then yes I definitely am.

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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.

Maybe you are a little uptight? It is supposed to be over the top crazy fun- not to be taken seriously.

If not wanting to see severed limbs, close ups of blood spatter and gore, mauling and dismemberment, and decapitated heads makes me a "little uptight" then yes I definitely am.

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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.

Maybe you are a little uptight? It is supposed to be over the top crazy fun- not to be taken seriously.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Anonymous wrote:

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.

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.