Heart of the Beast is just shy of $100 million worldwide. The Brad Pitt-led survival thriller, released September 25, has now grossed $98.6 million globally after two weekends — a figure that likely crossed the line by Monday morning, though official numbers are still pending. It’s not a blockbuster, but it’s holding steady in a crowded fall slate. In North America, the film earned $10.8 million over its second three-day frame, down 45.7% from its opening weekend. That drop was expected, but the addition of 46 new theaters helped keep the domestic total at $38.3 million. Overseas, it’s pulled in $60.3 million so far, with strong legs in markets like the UK, Germany, and Australia. The film has already recouped its $82 million budget, a win for producer David Ayer, who’s been betting on emotional storytelling over spectacle. Still, no major awards buzz, no surprise hits. Just quiet momentum. The real question isn’t whether it’ll hit $100 million. It probably already did. It’s whether it can hold on long enough to matter beyond the next few weeks. And if it does? That might be the only thing keeping Hollywood’s autumn alive.