I’ll never forget seeing this in theatres and the chorus of giggles that erupted when the title ‘Cocaine Bear’ first popped up, that was one of the truest moments of human connection I’ve ever experienced.

I like how they tried to make a bear look like an insane coked up monster, but instead just made an accurately fast bear.

My favorite joke in the whole movie is still how Daveed gets 2 fingers shot off at once but they’re not next to each other.

I appreciate a movie that delivers on its premise. I was promised a bear high on coke causing mayhem and I got a bear on coke causing mayhem. 5 stars.

The Cocaine Bear is only in roughly 10% of the movie, with the remaining 90% dedicated to watching people walk through the woods. Yet, it still sustained my attention.

"I trusted you with Rosette.." "I know.." "Who's Rosette??" "The dog in my car." "You left a dog in the car??!!" "*YOU* left my son in St. Louis.." It was this kind of comedic dialogue that made the whole damn movie soooooo enjoyable!!! 👏👏 😆😅😂🤣👏👏

I loved the parts with the bear cubs they snacked on that cocaine like toddlers hopped up on sugar.

The scene involving the paramedics was straight crazy and classic.

Saw it in theatres, me and my brothers were laughing but the only other three people behind us were so scared, they probably thought we were psychos for laughing at the deaths in the movie

The "HA, Comeuppan- OHHH MY GOD" was everyone's reaction in my theatre lol. Ironically the hardest death to watch, in the movie about a bear messing stuff up.

The lesson here: if Jurassic Park/World ever decides to go full R horror then Elizabeth Banks should be on the directors list.

My friend and I went to see this because we were bored and nothing else looked appealing at the time. Most entertained I've been coming out of a theater in a very long time. This movie knew exactly what it was and played the part almost flawlessly.

I think you'd really like Tremors, or at least the first one. It's a super underrated monster flick, and I think it's perfectly executed for what it's trying to be. It doesn't take itself too seriously, but grounds the situation in reality almost a little too well. One of my favorites, and I think you'll appreciate it.

The scene of them eating coke made me gasp in fear more than any horror movie I swear 😂 I don't have kids and am no stranger to "party favors", but the very last thing I ever expected to see in a movie was children eating cocaine

I didn’t think there’d be a video about this movie but everything deserves a win

Week 147 of asking for Everything Great About Dead Man's Chest.

The bigest sin of this movie is that, they did not have the Cocaine Bear go on a rampage across the town. Imiagine how funny that would have been.

I'm not joking when I say Cocaine Bear was one of the best movie going experiences I've ever had. There's just something so visceral and honest about it with the way the violence was done. It honestly made me appreciate my mortal life more.

Watching this movie with friends was really solid, 10:12 the bear jumping into the ambulance car was f*cking crazy💀

With all this gore, I'm shocked that there were a lot of people online saying "ugh it's CGI, why didn't they use a real bear" like holy shit

Honestly, I think Cocaine Bear might be my favorite movie of the year. I showed it to my grandmother as a joke, and she absolutely loved it, running off immediately afterwards to show my grandfather, and then gave me the dvd for my birthday. Such a funny movie, the penne in the bar made me lose my shit the first time I saw it. Absolutely love it.

I remember seeing this movie with my friends. It was just 6 or 7 of us and another small group in the theater and we had the time of our lives. I could only describe it as an “experience” and I’m glad I shared it with my friends. After the movie we went to get pizza and one of my friends was hyping up the movie to an employee making it sound like it was high art and it was hilarious!

Love the mention of how cool the romper is! My friends mum was the costume designer on this, and when we went to see Barbie, she wore one of the spares!

My favorite movie of 2023. Perfect, no complaints, loved everything about it. When i saw the trailers I thought it was going to be bad, but I've never been so happy to be wrong.

This movie was so amazing! It was my first packed theatre experience since COVID (usually there were only 6-7 other people present). My family was sitting next to another group and we were casually chatting until the movie started. The title screen comes on and we're all giggling like middle schoolers. Then the cabin massacre happens and the whole audience is shrieking in fear or in horrified silence. It's like we were all in sync to experience this one spectacular moment. I remember the woman sitting next to me told me to tell her when it was safe to look again, meaning now I had to watch the screen even though I was equally terrified. This movie brought back everything I missed, it was like the nostalgia of watching an inappropriate movie with friends and the novelty of getting to share an experience with strangers again for the first time in years all in one! Also I've actually had a Black Bear experience. I was hiking with a friend and we came across marked up trees. She knew that meant bear land and as we were backtracking the fuck out of there it appeared. We stood there frozen for what seemed like forever before we actually locked in. Picked up rocks and started throwing em, she was crying and I told her if she's gonna cry then "Cry Louder!!" It left and we ran faster than we have ever in our lives.

Thanks for doing this. I can't watch most horror, but I absolutely love bears and I often deal with my problems by imagining terrible people being randomly attacked by bears, so this was perfect for me. The worst stuff is blurred out, I get to watch bears living their best/most terrifying lives, and somebody makes jokes the whole time. And all the bears lived. No notes!

I'd love for you to do the Prince of Egypt, especially with the longer format you're following nowadays! An under appreciated gem, and possibly the best animated film ever made - plus it's got all the things you like.

I couldn't believe yall haven't done The Nice Guys. The movie seems like one that you'd absolutely love.

It was awesome that Margo Martindale was in this movie, She's one of my favorite actors!

You should really do the Ghostbusters movies, it's Halloween and that would be a fun idea

This isn’t just a movie this is cinema this is the 11th commandment

Thank you for your positivity and sharing your love of movies!

I didn't think this would happen, so I'm very glad to see Cocaine Bear being appreciated!

I still can't get over that this movie contains the Peewee Herman anti-drug PSA in it. There is truly no movie quite like it.

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS

Me and a friend went to this movie knowing what we were getting and it still suprised us with how much fun we had with this great movie

Rip to the legend Ray Liotta Perfect campy end to a great career. If you haven’t seen Goodfellas (somehow), please watch it.

Fun fact: Hannah Hoekstra in the beginning is the mocap actor for Aloy in the Horizon video game series

Ah, Cocaine Bear. Saw it on my birthday with a few buddies. Afterwards, we drank too much and decided to write a giant, detailed and pretentious review on Letterboxd about what the film says about society and the human condition. Good times :)

the "fight back cause she's black" joke got me LMFAO

I loved this movie. My mate absolutely hated it, and that made my experience even better.

i have requested this 100s of times by now, but please in honor of the halloween season do coraline!

I hope you get to do the original Shrek and Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark soon… along with Jurassic Park 2 and 3… ❤ THANK U, CINEMAWINS, FOR MAKING MY DAY!!

As an EMT, the funniest part of this movie was easily that ambulance scene 😂

Since this is a movie about animals, this is a great opportunity to re-hawk my requests from last week, 101 Dalmatians (1961 animated version), Bingo (1991 movie), and Isle of Dogs (this one neither has several other versions nor is it really obscure, but just for consistency, the 2018 movie).

Loved this move so much!

Was not expecting this one

Love your content 😊😊😊❤❤❤

I didn't even realize that character actress Margo Martindale was in this movie. Somehow I never thought of her as a real person outside the BH-universe.

I watched this high out of my mind with friends on discord and I truly do not remember a second of it

2:19 Not a fan of how they nerfed Aloy just to let the bear win... 😒

I love watching a YMS video saying a movie is trash then coming here to see all the good things that make the movie actually brilliant.

finally, a quality movie

Jane is such a good song I only heard it properly this year. Always a win for me ❤

I expected nothing from watching this movie but it was an absolute blast! 🎉😂 Edit; hearing how "hoekstra" is pronounced by a non dutch guy is also funny 😊

2:39 from Pee-wee Herman to Bat-Mite, I will miss him so much. Rest in Paradise Paul! and when I saw this movie, I knew I was going to have a good time lol

Great video! If you wanted to do another Alden Ehrenriech movie I'd adore a video on Hail, Caesar!

I will say, watching this inebriated at home with inebriated friends and leading a chant of "cocaine children! cocaine children!" felt like a win

Saw it opening night, best cinema experience of my life

Oh boy! A great youtube channel! I sure hope theres not another channel that hates on movies!

I like how one of my favorite movies of the year, and of all time, featuring some amazing actors, incredible CGI, great music and humor is f**king called Cocaine Bear

This movie is hilarious and terrifying! Remember: *Don't Do Drugs Or You'll End Up Dead And Maybe Stuffed Like Poor Cocaine Bear.*

Great video.

Great review - did not notice the theme of parenthood was what linked all of the subplots. Please review "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil" for/near Halloween; a film that is to horror films what "Hot Fuzz" is to action films

Olaf, the norwegian actor, wearing a "norwegian mountaintops" shitt is dope

I had a great time watching Cocaine Bear. My only complaint is that the first scene wasn't the bear first consuming the coke, though that's pendatic.

My friend and I saw this in theaters because after seeing the trailers we were like “yeah, that looks dumb as hell. Let’s go see it!” We went in expecting it to either be super dumb but funny and we were pleasantly surprised at how good we thought it was. We had a great time in this movie and I honestly think it’s a fun ass movie.

I don't know how you can say this movie is not a "home-run" .. but art is subjective so to each their own. I think you were a little too critical. This flick hit all the right notes for me! ☮

Oh, this movie is on my October watchlist.

I found your channel through your Mitchells vs Machines video, I subscribed to the channel due to this and Turning Red.

This is the greatest event in history. the best video he’s ever made, ever

What was snakes on a plane about? - Mexican Drug Cartels What was Cocaine Bear about? - Parenting

This is the most a comedy horror has made me laugh in ages, the dialogue is so fucking funny and I love how it didn't hold back at all, having the kids swear and do drugs was an amazing decision for the comedy

My favorite thing is the The Bear's body count isn't actually that high. Most of the death is just the humans stumbling into each other. Or mayhem caused indirectly by the Bear.

I think in honor of spooky season, you should do Over The Garden Wall.

I knew the movie wasnt going to be an amazing piece of ciminatic gold with amazing writing or anything like that. It was a good movie to just laugh at and take in. Im glad it exists and while seeing it in theatre, i got the small crowd laughing at the internet's "fast 10 your seatbelts" joke after the ad for Fast 10 lol. Twas a good day.

When I watched this movie in cinema with a few friends my english teacher sat in the row behind us, it was awesome

this will still be the funniest theater going experience I ever had because my dad and I were hyped to see this movie and my mom wanted to go but doesn't like horror movies so my dad and I were dying laughing the whole time and my mom was just cowering in fear

Watching this movie with my friends was great. We saw it in cinemas and had a blast, the two other groups in there with us were also laughing and being loud. The vibe was perfect and every death and mutilation had us gasping and roaring. Henry's actor I recognised but couldn't place my finger on why until we got out and I was walking down the stairs out of the cinema and I was looking up the cast. Sweet Tooth has a promising future.

How do I go about requesting a video on "Everything Great About Super Troopers"? Cause I would love to see that.

Da king is back baby he neva miss

The headshot made me laugh so incredibly hard, I had to rewind it like 6 times the first time I saw this movie.

Saw this in the theater with my roomates. Gosh, this was so fun.

@1:11 The lady hiking with the dude is the same women from Horizon Zero Dawn. I remember seeing the trailers and thinking, "why does she look familiar?"

Wait a minute, that bear isn't Winnie The Pooh.....

Hey, can you make a video on the polar express when it comes to holiday season? Thanks!

Can you guys do a everything great about “the help”? I’m curious on what you guys would say about this movie

I'm still in shock that 'Cocaine' by Eric Clapton made no appearance in this film

I was in the middle of watching Perry Mason when I watched this movie so it was very funny seeing Matthew Rhys in that opening

0:00 Omg please I can’t help please call the Cinemasins so I can collaborate him

Literally watched it last night... Rawrrrr

Is next week, Elemental?

5:52 you also missed the jurassic park reference here which was spot on asf(the kids got sneezed on in a tree by a longneck)

Do you think you could do "John Carter" and Disney's "Lone Ranger"? Both movies are actually very good with awesome effects and good stories, but were murdered by Disney failing to promote them well. I'd love to see your opinion!! Also, JP3 when?

One of the best movies I’ve seen in the last 5 years.

great movie man I watched it loved the kills

loved this gory silly movie. and being from knoxville area lol

Honestly my third favorite movie of the year

My absolute favorite part of this movie is just Alden Ehrenreich eating plain pasta at a bar. Idk why it’s so funny to me but it had me laughing so hard in the theater even after the scene ended

Y'all need to make a MusicWins and FoodWins!