Patty's Picks: Brad Pitt and a pup team up for adventure in 'Heart of the Beast'
Brad Pitt has a new co-star, and this one has four legs, a wagging tail and plenty of screen presence.
“The Heart of the Beast” pairs Pitt with Odin, a German Shepherd, in an action-adventure about two soldiers — one human and one canine — fighting to survive in the Alaskan wilderness after a plane crash.
The Paramount Pictures film is rated PG-13 and runs 1 hour, 31 minutes.
On “Patty’s Picks,” film critic Patty Spitler reviews “The Heart of the Beast,” praising the film’s action, survival story and scene-stealing canine star.
“Odin’s performance is Oscar-worthy,” Patty said. “This dog commands the screen.”
The film follows the unlikely pair as they navigate the unforgiving Alaskan landscape, facing dangerous obstacles and relying on each other to survive.
“It’s a wild action adventure with doggone nasty problems along the way,” Patty said.
For moviegoers looking for a mix of Hollywood star power, action and plenty of canine charm, “The Heart of the Beast” brings Brad Pitt and Odin together for a survival story with plenty of heart.
How many Milkbones does patty give this flick? Watch and find out!
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