Pedro Pascal is earning major praise for his performance in ‘BEHEMOTH!’ with critics calling it:
• “career-best performance”
• “finest and most complex performance of his career”
• “astonishing”
“‘Behemoth!’ is a feast for the ears... Pedro Pascal [is] utterly convincing as this accomplished musician... Tony Gilroy has delivered a winning antidote for that [decline of L.A. as a shooting location] as the City Of Angels has never looked so good” - Deadline’s Pete Hammond
Read the full review here: https://t.co/fjRoovmXgy
Tony Gilroy’s BEHEMOTH! is a total triumph. An emotional puzzle where the score of life is pieced back together note by note. Pedro Pascal is utterly disarming in his most intimate & brilliant role, orchestrating a colossal, elegant, and deeply moving drama. Pure cinema. #NYFF64
'Behemoth!' Review: Pedro Pascal Hits All The Right Notes In Tony Gilroy's Lyrical Love Letter To The Music Of The Movies - New York Film Festival https://t.co/oM428MP4u2
“Behemoth!” the film you are. Tony Gilroy delivers a divine love letter to music and the world of movie scores. Pedro Pascal is captivating and mesmerizing to watch. The score from the Behemoth Collective - nine incredible composers - is a triumph. Loved it.
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BEHEMOTH! is a huge success. The clever structure and story integration of the 9-composer score is genius, the editing is super crisp and Pedro Pascal serves sad puppy eyes as a cellist at several crossroads in his life. Big return to form for director Tony Gilroy. #NYFF