Collider’s review of the drama Behemoth! says the film offers an inventive look at a classical musician’s messy life and highlights Pedro Pascal’s dynamite performance.
Why it matters
Fans see Pascal praised for a standout role in a new drama.
Key facts
- Collider published a review titled "Behemoth!".
- The review describes the film as an inventive dive into a classical musician’s messy life.
- The review calls Pedro Pascal’s performance dynamite.
Evidence
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- Tony Gilroy’s first directorial film in 14 years, “Behemoth!”, starring Pedro Pascal, releases a new trailerUnverifiedConfidence: Unverified. Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed
- Pedro Pascal says learning the cello for 'Behemoth!' was tougher than his Game of Thrones battle scenesReportedConfidence: Reported. Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet
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