From The Hollywood Reporter · Frank Scheck · · 50s
The Beast Review
Samuel L. Jackson and Joel Kinnaman clash in a chaotic car chase that's both silly and tedious.
In brief
Samuel L. Jackson and Joel Kinnaman clash in a chaotic car chase that's both silly and tedious. The Beast is a Renny Harlin action film featuring Samuel L. Jackson and Joel Kinnaman in a car chase with terrorists, described as a 'deadly combo of silly and tedious'. Originally reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
The Beast Review
The Beast is a Renny Harlin action film featuring Samuel L. Jackson and Joel Kinnaman in a car chase with terrorists, described as a 'deadly combo of silly and tedious'.
“And it's all just been fucking destroyed.”
Action Sequence
The film opens with a government security forces crawl stating they are a 'dynamic, imperishable illustration of American might' before the car is destroyed in a terrorist attack.
“U.S. government security forces are a dynamic, imperishable illustration of American might.”
Terrorist Attack
Joel Kinnaman plays a Secret Service agent fighting a hooded terrorist in the car while dodging explosions and automatic weapons fire.
“The car drives on while dodging a series of explosions, a seemingly endless number of terrorists armed with automatic weapons shoot at it to no avail.”
Here's the gist
The Beast is a Renny Harlin action film featuring Samuel L. Jackson and Joel Kinnaman in a car chase with terrorists, described as a 'deadly combo of silly and tedious'.
