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Brad Pitt's 'Heart of the Beast' Opens to Mixed Critical Reception

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What happened

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The survival thriller Heart of the Beast has opened, featuring Brad Pitt as Special Forces officer James Belmont. The plot follows his character and his German Shepherd, Odin, as they are stranded in the Alaskan wilderness following a plane crash. Critical reviews have been published, noting a 92% positive score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 69/100 average on Metacritic.

From darkhorizons.com

Why it matters

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Paramount Pictures is currently running a marketing push for the film, which includes various behind-the-scenes featurettes. This concerted promotion aims to build audience interest ahead of the weekend box office returns.

Paramount Pictures is developing a survival story about a soldier and his dog.

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  • The studio could see increased anticipation and potential revenue from the ongoing marketing push.

How it developed

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  1. The film achieved top spot in the US market and entered top 10 in Canada and Australia.1 source
  2. Pitt's special forces character, Odin, and Kosinski's style are confirmed for the film.1 source
  3. Brad Pitt is cast as a special forces officer whose character features the dog Odin in the film.1 source

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