"Cocaine-Addicted Bear Steals the Show in New Film Directed by Elizabeth Banks" - Cocaine Bear review

review of the film "Cocaine Bear," directed by Elizabeth Banks and produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. The film is based on a true story about a bear in Georgia who accidentally consumed a large amount of cocaine that was dropped from a drug smuggler's plane in 1985.

The review describes the film as a "wildly entertaining, occasionally surreal romp," praising its sense of humor and Banks' direction. The bear, played by a mix of CGI and animatronics, is described as a "delightful" character who steals the show.

The review also notes that the film doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of the story, including the violence and addiction that come with the drug trade. However, it ultimately finds "Cocaine Bear" to be a "refreshing" take on the true crime genre, offering a unique perspective on a bizarre and tragic event.

Overall, the review recommends "Cocaine Bear" as a fun and entertaining movie that manages to balance humor and seriousness in its storytelling.