Aaron Eckhart bears a distressing resemblance to the not late/not great Christopher Lambert in “I, Frankenstein,” a graphic novel movie goof on the man-made monster. Gau...
“Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary At War” by Robert M. Gates; Alfred A. Knopf (640 pages, $35)
During 4½ years as secretary of Defense under presidents George W. Bush and Ob...
Tom Clancy's C.I.A. analyst-hero Jack Ryan returns to the screen in a workmanlike if unoriginal and uninspiring reboot — “Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit.”
Hardcore fans of es...
Joining the ranks of odd-couple police comedies, “Ride Along” delivers laughs over action, with loudmouthed funnyman Kevin Hart driving the hilarity.
Stepping into the ...
In “Lone Survivor,” director and writer Peter Berg takes on the same elements of the American Spirit that made his “Friday Night Lights” so powerful: loyalty, commitment...
NEW YORK — On a wintry weekend, Disney’s “Frozen” retook the box-office top spot with $20.7 million, freezing out the horror spinoff “Paranormal Activity: The Marked One...
Some critics are calling 2013 the best movie year in a decade. And although critical darlings don't always produce profits, it will also be the highest-grossing year on ...
LOS ANGELES — Over the bustling post-Christmas weekend, Peter Jackson’s “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” continued to lead the box office, landing in the No. 1 slot...
“The Rosie Project” by Graeme Simsion; Simon and Schuster (295 pages, $24)
Don Tillman, the narrator of Graeme Simsion’s debut novel, “The Rosie Project,” is, in his own...
LOS ANGELES — Marketed as Ben Stiller's bend toward drama, “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” finds the actor, who also directed the feature, seemingly exuding super-huma...
