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The Beast (2020)
La belva (The Beast if youâre watching the English dub) doesnât do anything wrong⌠but its premise is tired. At this point, unless youâre doing something novel with the âtheyâve kidnapped my daughter and I need to use my career skills to get her backâ genre, you shouldnât even bother whether youâre from America or anywhere else.
Still suffering from the trauma he endured in the Afghanistan War, Leonida Riva (Fabrizio Gifuni) is trying to remain connected to his son Mattia (Emanuele Linfatti) and daughter Teresa (Giada Gagliardi). When she is kidnapped, Leonida pursues the culprits with the police hot on their tails.
Itâs Italian Taken with the smallest of tweaks. There are some flashbacks to the event that ended Leonidaâs career and heâs more vulnerable than most action heroes, but thatâs it. Even the reason for Teresaâs kidnapping isnât new. Since we donât get to see any of these events from her point of view or get to know her at all, she might as well have been Leonidaâs dog. There are points where you think director Ludovico Di Martino will give you more. The police (led by Lino Musella) suspect Leonida is involved because he always leaves crime scenes seconds before they arrive. It amounts to little. Mattia blames himself for his sisterâs kidnapping (rightfully so) but if this movie was any longer than 97 minutes, you couldâve surgically removed his character and lost almost nothing.
You probably arenât interested in a movie called The Beast for the familial drama. You want to know how badly Leonida mangles the villains who cross his path before he burning the building down around them and they're sent from one inferno to another. The good news is the villains are more than loathsome enough for their deaths to be pleasant to watch. By this I mean theyâre just there to be killed and have no dimension whatsoever. Most viewers will be disappointed by the violence as well. Itâs neither gloriously creative nor is it realistic to the point of making you question if the price paid is too high. Bad guys die but their demises are nothing to write home about, certainly not for a movie titled The Beast.
Fabrizio Gifuni gives a solid performance in his role. Heâs the best thing about the movie. You can feel the emotional weight of his mission and of all the other missions heâs ever had on his shoulders. You like him and hope he saves his daughter but more importantly, reconnects with his estranged family. Iâve been down on the film overall but tension is present. Unfortunately, the conclusion is disappointing and overall, the movie lacks both innovation and ambition. You can watch it and remain entertained but you wonât remember The Beast down the line. (Original Italian with English Subtitles, December 2, 2020)
La vidi che mi guardava con quegli occhi un poco obliqui, occhi fermi, trasparenti, grandi dentro.â¨Io non lo seppi allora, non lo sapevo lâindomani, ma ero giĂ cosa sua, preso nel cerchio dei suoi occhi, dello spazio che occupava.