Words Aaron Potter

Twelve years after their first collaboration with rough-and-tough WWII tank thriller Fury, acclaimed filmmaker David Ayer recruits Brad Pitt for a new, very different, yet no less intense survival story.

Heart Of The Beast centres on former Special Forces officer James Belmont and his loyal dog and scouting companion, Odin, bonded forever after their years serving together. When their biplane takes an unexpected dive deep into the Alaskan wilderness, the two battle-scarred veterans must rely on every ounce of their skill, instinct, and trust to make it out alive.

Packed with thrilling action, heart pounding tension, and quiet moments of poignant reflection, Heart Of The Beast showcases the full range of Pitt’s talent as 
he throws himself into the role alongside several real-life canine stunt performers. Their relationship is very much the beating heart of the movie – an unbreakable bond that not only underscores the title but solidifies the timeless truth that dog really is man’s best friend.

With the legendary J.K. Simmons and True Detective: Night Country rising star Anna Lambe in standout support, Heart Of The Beast promises to hit hard emotionally and viscerally. Whether you’re a dog lover or in the mood for a thriller to send your pulse racing, this one aims straight for the heart.

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