Return of the Beast (Movie Review)
In “Return of the Beast,” Billie Eilish portrays another young female character – this time, a college student at a major New York City university. She helps us realize that there is no such thing as equality between men and women. Her role as the single parent of an 11-year-old son helps us appreciate the struggles that women face when they raise their own children.
Billie Eilish’s portrayal of her home life has been highlighted in numerous reviews. She plays around with a new character, a very over-bearing mother who doesn’t seem to notice that she has been cooped up at home all day. While I couldn’t stand her mother, this was by far one of the best parts of the film.
Billie Eilish plays a real life real person, but she has this ability to present a character in a way that makes you care about her, even if you are not herself. The main character is moved when he sees a photo of his friend on the hospital bed who was hit by a train earlier in the film. He decides to go to college to help him pay his student loans. Just as the game starts to change in his life, Billie Eilish returns for a short scene.
Billie Eilish brings out a real human feeling from the men around her in this movie. Throughout the film, we see several men with issues of their own. Billie Eilish does a wonderful job portraying the challenges each of them faced while trying to become an adult in a very fast paced relationship.
During the scene, Billie Eilish’s character goes back to college to get her degree to help her son get into a good school. When it’s time for the wedding, the characters from the original movie reunite. This is the perfect scenario for everyone involved.
Billie Eilish uses her wide range of emotions to bring out the true story of the story. While this may not be a movie for everybody, it will probably appeal to most. It’s a light hearted comedy.
This is a big budget film that was released theatrically in a large number of theaters across the country. It will definitely appeal to those seeking more of a mature look at relationships.
If you are looking for something more in depth, Billie Eilish might not be the best choice for you. However, if you enjoy a humorous film with excellent acting and themes of relationship, this may be the film for you.
