
Heart of the Beast Hits $100M Worldwide
Brad Pitt's survival drama inches past $100M worldwide — but will it stay there?

David Ayer (born January 18, 1968) is an American filmmaker known for making crime films that are set in Los Angeles and deal with gangs and police corruption. His screenplays include Training Day (2001), The Fast and the Furious (2001), and S.W.A.T. (2003).
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Brad Pitt's survival drama inches past $100M worldwide — but will it stay there?

Heart of the Beast has surpassed Ne Zha 2’s entire North American box office total in under a week, hitting $24.3 million in four days. The Brad Pitt starrer is now past $54.48 million worldwide.

Heart of the Beast, David Ayer’s latest action‑drama, earned $1.6 million in North America on Monday and $30.1 million overseas, pushing its global total past $51 million and edging toward a $100 million milestone.

Brad Pitt leads the survival thriller Heart of the Beast, which opened on September 25 and has already amassed just over $50 million worldwide, beating early forecasts in both domestic and overseas territories.

Brad Pitt’s latest film, ‘Heart of the Beast’, pairs the star with a live German Shepherd in a survival tale set in the Alaskan wild, inspired by writer Cameron Alexander’s own dog’s death.

The David Ayer‑directed Heart of the Beast opened to $7.5 million on its first day in the United States and Canada, securing the No. 3 spot. Early word‑of‑mouth is nudging the film past its original $17‑$20 million weekend forecast, according to Koimoi’s box‑office tracking.

Brad Pitt used his San Sebastián press conference to gush about his canine partner Uber on the set of Heart of the Beast, while also championing a resurgence in independent filmmaking that reminds him of the 1990s golden era.