From Rolling Stone · David Fear · · 1m 10s
Heart of the Beast Review
Brad Pitt and his dog survive Alaskan wilderness disaster in this hypermasculine survival film.
In brief
Brad Pitt and his dog survive Alaskan wilderness disaster in this hypermasculine survival film. Brad Pitt and his German shepherd Odin survive a plane crash in Alaska while battling nature and wolves. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
James Belmont and Odin
James Belmont, a retired Army Special Ops commander, shares a bond with his German shepherd Odin after he saved his life.
Alaskan Escape Plan
James and Odin plan to fly into the Alaskan wilderness to fish, cook over an open fire, and enjoy nature's solitude.
Sudden Storm Disaster
A sudden storm forces James and Odin to abandon their Alaskan escape, leading to a plane crash 58 miles from the nearest road.
Wilderness Survival
Injured, James and Odin hike through treacherous terrain to survive, facing raging rivers and wolves in the Alaskan wilderness.
Hypermasculine Survival
Writer-director David Ayer crafts a hypermasculine survival film for dads and animal lovers, avoiding Old Yeller-style storytelling.
What Happens Next
James and Odin survive the Alaskan wilderness disaster, showcasing Pitt's enduring star power in a survivalist thriller.
The one thing
Brad Pitt and his German shepherd Odin survive a plane crash in Alaska while battling nature and wolves.
