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A stylistic throwback to classic studio movies, Spielberg's film about war as seen through a horse's experience of it rarely rises to the occasion.

Filmmakers Phil Donahue and Ellen Spiro show the story of a young veteran, crippled after five days of service in Iraq, and his evolution from gung-ho enlistee to passionate anti-war activist.

Rosamund Pike captures war journalist Marie Colvin

Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Language film is a complex morality tale

Renny Harlin directs this explosion-heavy film about the Russian-Georgian crisis of 2008.

One, two, three, four – what are we fighting for?

It's a Marvel Universe, and we all just live in it

John Cusack's War, Inc. rails against the military-industrial complex in a barely disguised contemporary story about covert operations.

Austin Congressman counsels against attack on Syria

Despite a script by Aaron Sorkin, direction by Mike Nichols, and star turns by Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, and Philip Seymour Hoffman, this good-natured geopolitical romp falls flat.

The filmmaker, who is also responsible for the recent documentary Outfoxed, argues that intelligence data have been manipulated by this administration to justify the decision to go to war.

The most costly and the most popular film in South Korean history is also one of the most gripping and epic war films ever made.

Robert S. McNamara, the confounding former secretary of defense during the Vietnam era, may be visionary filmmaker Errol Morris' best interview "get" ever.

Love and history in the ruins of post-World War II Europe

WWII literary adaptation lacks the novel's spark and insight

The capstone of the Apes reboot sticks the landing

Jonah Hill and Miles Teller star in this true tale about gun smuggling

Mayor's Book Club takes on Kevin Powers' 'The Yellow Birds'

A bunch of sixth-graders playing capture the flag in the park lays the groundwork for a disturbingly inventive film.

Gattaca writer-director Andrew Niccol shines his usual cynicism on the subject of gunrunning in his new film, a strange amalgam of compelling visuals and fascinating vocational details forged with deep moral ambivalence and often hollow didacticism.

This nonpartisan documentary seeks to identify the sparks that made John Kerry and so many others of his generation so eager to serve their country.

World War I film series complements Ransom Center exhibit

A WWII comedy of errors begins when two British military dentists swap their drills for grenades.

Alex Garland enters the battlefield of combat zone journalism

Rolling Roadshow special screening for 'I Declare War'