Poorly written script that makes confusing story
The Beast is a really odd war film. It takes place in Afghanistan in 1981 early on in the USSR’s occupation of the country. It follows a Soviet tank that gets lost and a small group of Afghan fighters that wants to destroy it. What’s different is that the Soviets are the villains and yet they are the main characters. It’s just one part of a very mixed up plot.<br /><br />The start of the film lays out why the Soviets were bad. They carry out a scorched Earth policy by destroying a village and run over a man with a tank that they capture. It raises the question of why the audience should care about them as the focus of the film. Is it just to see whether they die at the end?<br /><br />The other part of the story is about the Afghan fighters. That was a nice addition because in the vast majority of war movies you only get one side while the others just get blown up and die. Here again the movie runs into problems however. If they are the protagonists why is the majority of the film about the tank?<br /><br />To top it all off there’s an unbelievable twist when the tank commander refuses to be rescued. It doesn’t make any sense and just adds to an already confused storyline.<br />C
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