Paramount Trims 'Heart of the Beast' Theaters as Film Nears $200 Million
Brad Pitt's survival thriller, directed by David Ayer, is in its seventh weekend and still heading toward the $200 million worldwide mark.
Paramount has cut the theater count for "Heart of the Beast" again as Brad Pitt's survival thriller enters its seventh weekend in cinemas, according to Collider. The film is now tracking toward the $200 million mark at the worldwide box office.
The movie has been in theaters for more than a month. Before the latest reduction in screens, it posted only a slight decline across its previous two frames.
"Heart of the Beast" reunites Pitt with David Ayer, who directed him in "Fury." Ayer's recent credits include "The Beekeeper" and "A Working Man," both Jason Statham vehicles.
Pitt's last release, the 2025 sports drama "F1," grossed around $630 million worldwide and picked up a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars.
Quick answers
How much has 'Heart of the Beast' earned at the worldwide box office?
The film is approaching the $200 million mark worldwide, according to Collider.
Who directed 'Heart of the Beast'?
David Ayer directed the film, which reunites him with Brad Pitt after 'Fury.'