The title of this movie might make you question whether it is worth the watch or not. For some of you, with the right kind of humour, it will definitely be worth it.
It begins when drug dealers drop bags of cocaine into a forest without knowing that a fully grown 500 pound black bear lives there. Naturally, the bear finds a few of these bags and ends up consuming the powder. The effects the cocaine has on the bear are particularly wild. Throughout the movie it is clear that the bear wants more and will stop at nothing to get more. So when various groups of people begin to enter the forest for different reasons, and end up finding the drugs, the bear finds them. When she does, it does not end very well for some. This movie is not for the light of heart. Bloody massacres and bodies are torn apart all for the big bear to have some more cocaine. It is loosely based on a true story of drugs having been dropped from a plane into a forest and killing a bear, but I honestly prefer this version.
There is very little plot aside from this but that's not the point. The point of this movie is pure enjoyment for people with broken humour. The bear has one goal, get more cocaine. No matter what the cost. Of course, there is no risk for this huge CGI bear that can kill a human with ease. So getting her paws on the cocaine is as easy as taking candy from a baby. But when the drug dealers try to collect their drugs, trouble follows. The cocaine bear becomes a killer bear and rampages through the forest only to get her drugs and protect her cubs, as any mumma bear would. The film makes no sense with the supply of cocaine around the forest seeming endless. The supply for the bear almost seems endless. But again, the point of the film is not to follow a storyline or for it to even make sense. It exists purely for some laughter and entertainment.
With its only goal being to entertain, this movie definitely wins all my points. For someone who just needs to relax and switch off for a little while with some funny movies, this film is comedy gold.
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