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Brad Pitt takes fans behind the scenes of Heart of the Beast to explore the bond between Special Forces officer James Belmont and his combat dog Odin. Pitt explains why that relationship becomes the emotional core of their fight for survival.

Directed by David Ayer Heart of the Beast follows Belmont and Odin after a devastating plane crash leaves them stranded deep in the Alaskan wilderness where they must rely on each other to survive the elements.

Heart of the Beast opens exclusively in theaters on September 25.

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00:00When I first picked up the script for this movie, I read it, and it just really, really moved me.
00:06That bond between human and dog, dog and human, is something quite incredible.
00:12My old friend David Ayer was already on this project, and it just made sense that we should go do
00:18this together.
00:21In our story, James and Oden have both retired from the military.
00:28And they're off now for their golden years.
00:31No, you did not.
00:34But they become stuck in the wilderness.
00:41And it's their bond that keeps them fighting and moving forward.
00:44No one's coming for us.
00:46We're just going to have to do this the hard way.
00:51James and Oden never give up on each other.
00:54They would sacrifice themselves in a heartbeat for the other.
00:57I'm not going to let you die out here.
01:03This is, on its surface, a survival movie.
01:06But underneath its surface, it's a love story.
01:11I was absolutely absorbed by these characters.
01:14There's deep, deep heart in this movie.
01:20The experience cemented what I know to be true about our relationship with dogs and their relationship with us.
01:27That intense loyalty and the love is unconditional.
01:32We're less alone in the world because of our dogs.
01:35I'll get you home.
01:36This is, on its own.
01:39This is, on its own.
01:39This is, on its own.
01:41This is, on its own.
01:42This is, on its own.
01:42This is, on its own.
01:42This is, on its own.
01:42This is, on its own.

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