Cinema lovers have several upcoming action movies to look forward to, and they sound epic. Among them is a new film starring Brad Pitt, which is called Heart of the Beast. Pitt is reuniting with director David Ayer -- known for movies like A Working Man and Suicide Squad -- for the survival movie, which I already think is going to emotionally devastate me. Much of the film is set against the backdrop of the great outdoors, and it seems the experience wasn't always easy for Pitt or Ayer.
Heart of the Beast sees army vet named James (Pitt) and his beloved military dog, Odin, stranded in the Alaskan wilderness. The duo must trek across nearly 60 miles of dangerous terrain to find their way back to safety. Pitt's time on set likely wasn't quite as treacherous as his character's journey, but it was still a lot When Ayer spoke to Empire, he discussed how his leading man, who he also worked with on Fury, threw himself into the work:
