The wait is about to be over. Cocaine Bear is coming! Cocaine Bear is almost here. Elizabeth Banks’s movie opens in theaters this Friday, and I propose we use that time to separate fact from fiction in Cocaine Bear’s real-life tale
. Maybe for that reason, Cocaine Bear’s violence seems like the byproduct of a chemical obligation — the thing about coke being once a person, or I guess bear, starts doing it they generally want to keep doing it — for which we cannot blame Cocaine Bear. It is simply playing the hand it was dealt, while the people who dealt that hand chase Cocaine Bear around with guns, attempting to neutralize the threat.
But as they flew over their destination, Leonard told thethat Thornton, smiling with a freakish intensity, turned to him and said, “We’re not going to the Bahamas.” Instead, Leonard explained, they landed in Montería, where they loaded the plane with duffels full of coke.
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