Pop! Bear with Bag

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The first figurine features the Cocaine Bear with a bloody leg, presumably from a hiker he just ate up. While Cocaine Bear may be a special breed of film, Funko has previously come out with similarly R-rated Pop! The perfect gift for any Godzilla fan; collect the entire assortment of Toho action figures, apparel, and accessories by Super7!

The Machines) and Aditya Sood ( The Martian) for Lord Miller, by Elizabeth Banks and Max Handelman ( Pitch Perfect franchise) for Brownstone Productions, and by Brian Duffield ( Spontaneous). Screen Rant announced the collection earlier this week, but now official photos are available for fans to fully enjoy.If you request a replacement and the product is no longer available, we will process a refund back to the original payment method used to purchase the item.

Whether you’re a fan of the movie that inspired this unique figure or simply appreciate the artistry of Funko Pop! Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). It isn’t always funny — some of its recurring bits never take off and others flame out — but it’s appreciably stupid.Based off a true story of a drug smuggler in 1985 who was found dead in the woods with a large duffel bag of cocaine by his side, Cocaine Bear stars Ray Liotta, Keri Russell, Margo Martindale and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, in a movie directed by Elizabeth Banks.

Three months later, a 175-pound black bear was found dead in Georgia alongside 40 opened plastic containers of cocaine. We will only cover the postage cost to replace items if the item is defective, damaged or if we have sent you the wrong item.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The feature is written by Jimmy Warden, who does a great job of reimagining the real-life events but Banks’ direction makes it a revenge story for the bear and a commentary on America’s war on drugs in the 80s. She is also a big sucker for Indian Cinema, from mainstream Hindi movies like Brahmastra to South Indian mass movies like RRR and Kalki.