Elizabeth Banks' Cocaine Bear could be the next big movie & it's got a lot going for it. But does it include a post-credits scene? We break it down.
Directed by Elizabeth Banks from a screenplay by Jimmy Warden, Cocaine Bear aims to entertain and, while it has a rather conclusive ending, does it tease what might come next in a post-credits scene? Cocaine Bear is loosely based on events that actually occurred in 1985, though the film gets quite creative in regard to what happened, as fiction is wont to do.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Cocaine Bear marks Banks’ return to directing after 2019’s Charlie’s Angels, which starred Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott, and Ella Balinska. Cocaine Bear, however, strikes a different tone. When the action comedy’s trailer was released, it went viral, and the film itself was ready to ramp up the gore and utter absurdity that stems from, well, having a 175-pound bear intake so much cocaine and go on a rampage thereafter.
The credits themselves are creative, with various colors of paint being splashed across the screen, a callback to the film. Cocaine Bear makes it the second time that the actress-turned-director has included a couple of post-credits scenes. Banks’ Charlie’s Angels movie had multiple post-credits scenes, and they included some great cameos as well.
Will Cocaine Bear 2 Ever Happen? Though screenwriter Jimmy Warden teased ideas for a sequel, he didn’t think Cocaine Bear would ever be made, so the film still works as a standalone. Not only does Warden have plenty of ideas for several Cocaine Bear sequels, it would allegedly conclude with Cocaine Bear in Space. The screenwriter believes the film’s story can continue being told, suggesting a promising future for a potential franchise.
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