Cocaine Bear

While I wish there was more time with the bear and less time with the very large cast, but it still just barely delivered enough schlocky fun to keep me entertained for 90 minutes.

The problem with high-concept movies -- which premise you can explain in a single tweet -- is that once you present the concept on-screen, the only place to go is down. [Full review in Spanish]

The encounters between the black bear and the characters border on parody. [Full review in Spanish]

With a solid cast fully aware of the film’s mission, an over-the-top script with one foot in reality, and a truckload of gory special effects, Cocaine Bear proves to be much more than the sum of its parts.