Grizzly II: Revenge shows on IMDB as being released in 1983 — but it wasn’t. Bootlegs have existed out there, which probably explains the ratings. The long time caretaker of the film has finally finished it.
It was originally shot with actors we know today but were unknown then (George Clooney, Laura Dern and Charlie Sheen) Apparently, it’s been finished and the plan is to release it in Fall 2020.
Did you know there’s a movie where a giant bear tries to kill Laura Dern, George Clooney, and Charlie Sheen during a music festival? If you’re wondering how you never saw such a spectacle, there’s a very good reason: it was never released. Grizzly II (which went by two different titles, Grizzly II: The Predator and Grizzly II: The Concert), was filmed in 1983 in Hungary, but never released. But that’s about to change!
Grizzly 2 Being Released After Almost 40 Years – /Film
Yes, there is a trailer:
Grizzly 2: Revenge doesn’t have an official release date yet, but several publications have stated it’s coming in Fall 2020.
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Sounds good to me!
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Haven’t seen too many bear-related movies, this could be something. Bears are pretty fierce animals. Sheen has “tiger blood” in his DNA, so maybe he has the best chance of the trio to make it through lol
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I hope all the stars promote this film, since they have no new product to publicise. The round table interviews would be interesting…if not better than the movie!
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We totally need a “George Clooney Reacts” video once this is released.
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This feels like a toned down trailer from Grindhouse (a film I really appreciate). Then again, it also feels like a nonsensical dream my brain would conjor up after chowing down Thanksgiving dinner.
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Bears look friendly, but they are ridiculously strong, can take you out with a claw or bite, can swim, climb and run ridiculously fast. Yeah, you’re pretty much in major trouble if a grizzly is mad at you.
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Indeed. I love bears myself, but unlike a red panda or a narwhal I would never want to meet a bear in person. In that case, I would be his Thanksgiving dinner.
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