Brad Pitt Goes Lone Wolf in Survival Thriller ‘Heart of the Beast’
Brad Pitt and a German Shepherd drive a stripped-down survival story that leans on physical danger, grief and a bond critics call the film’s core.
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'Heart of the Beast' works because it stays focused on what matters
“Heart of the Beast” is a movie that keeps things simple, grounded, and intensely human. Directed by David Ayer, this survival drama pairs Brad Pitt with a highly trained German Shepherd named Odin for a story that relies far more…
Film Review: The Heart of the Beast
FILM REVIEWHEART OF THE BEASTRated PG-13101 MinutesReleased September 25th You think you had a tough day at the office? Impossible customers at the Kathryn Whitney Boole reviews Heart of the Beast, starring Brad Pitt and German Shepherd Uber in David Ayer's thrilling wilderness survival drama.
David Ayer (Illinois, 1968) moves comfortably in the genre of action. Yesterday it was first learned, thanks to the screenplay of Training Day (2001) by Antoine Fuqua. Writer before director, it is curious to see a professional of the word in front of a film in which there is no dialogue possible because in 98% of his footage is occupied by a man and a dog. The man responds to the physicist Brad Pitt, a singular actor who rarely measures the tro…
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