Cocaine Bear Blu-ray Screenshots (Patreon)

Video

Rather routine in its digital cinematography, locations makes the most of the HD presentation. It's gorgeous at times, but unspectacular. Clarity stays high, free from almost all noise, allowing the detail to swell. Close-ups and wide shots handle themselves equally well.

Firm, thick contrast helps lift the dimensionality inherent in the image. It's consistent, performing well in keeping Cocaine Bear lively. This is balanced by bright contrast, and that goes for both sunlight outdoors and lamps inside.

Cocaine Bear gives primary colors definite pop. Flesh tones sport natural warmth and the forest greenery shows great density.

Audio

The 7.1 soundstage keeps up with the action, giving the forest appropriate ambiance and bear attacks push proper low-end weight. Separation isn't consistent, but as needed, the channels stretch wide, and the additional surrounds play a key role where possible.

Gunshots pack a wallop, and close-up bear attacks create a sizable jolt in the low-end. Cocaine Bear's overall range satisfies, but this is on the lower budget end all around.