The Hollywood Reporter’s review of ‘The Beast’ says the Renny Harlin film pairs Samuel L. Jackson with Joel Kinnaman, calling the combo ‘deadly’ and both silly and tedious. The article describes the plot as a U.S. president and a severely wounded Secret Service agent fighting hordes of terrorists.
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