Crazy Bear: a sequel is on the agenda

That's good, because sharks high on cocaine have just been discovered off the coast of Brazil.

So, according to the Word of Reel website, we will soon see a sequel to Cocaine Bear (Crazy Bear in the language of Mesrine), success in theaters in February 2023 – 90 million dollars in revenue for a budget of 30. Elizabeth Banksthe film's director, would be back as producer without, however, closing herself off to the idea of ​​going back behind the camera. Let us recall that the film, loosely inspired by a true story (the important word is “freely”), told the story of the tracking of a shipment of cocaine consumed by a bear in a North American nature reserve.

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How can we imagine a sequel to something so specific? Don't panic! Life imitates art. The BBC informed us last week that tests carried out on sharks off the coast of Rio de Janeiro revealed that some sharks tested positive for cocaine. The substance probably comes from the excrement thrown into the sea by employees working in drug production workshops. Coincidence? Or will we see a Cocaine Shark in the dark rooms?