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Brad Pitt's 'Heart of the Beast' Hits Digital
9 Nov
Summary
- Survival thriller starring Brad Pitt and his combat dog.
- Film transitions to digital streaming on November 10.
- Grossed over $188 million worldwide against an $82 million budget.
The survival thriller 'Heart of the Beast,' featuring Brad Pitt and his canine companion, is transitioning to digital platforms. The film, which opened in theaters on September 25, is set to be available for premium video on demand starting Tuesday, November 10. This move comes as the movie concludes its theatrical run, having garnered substantial attention and box office returns.
'Heart of the Beast' chronicles the perilous journey of James Belmont, a retired Special Forces sergeant played by Pitt, and his combat dog, Odin. Following a plane crash in the remote Alaskan wilderness, the pair must rely on each other to navigate treacherous terrain, extreme weather, and dangerous wildlife during a 58-mile trek to safety. The film has been met with critical acclaim, earning an 84% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 94% audience score.
Financially, the film has proven to be a success. It earned $20 million in its opening weekend and has reached a worldwide box office total of $188.6 million. This performance significantly outpaced its production budget of $82 million. 'Heart of the Beast' is available for purchase and rental on various digital services, including Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, and YouTube Movies & TV.
