Patrick Moore

Anthony Maras' “Pressure” is a war film almost entirely devoid of the bombast that typically defines the genre.

Its industry is facing pressure from Chinese imports and exposure to the EU’s looming carbon tax. But new projects and policy are trying to unlock an industrial opportunity

From screenwriters Will McCormack and Rashida Jones, and directed by co-star Olivia Wilde, comes the wildly entertaining comedy “The Invite.” Wilde

The fourth installment in Tom Holland's tenure as Marvel's friendly neighborhood Spider-Man isn't just another great sequel; it's the Best. Spider-Man.

From writer-director Joseph T. Walker comes “Broken Land,” a deeply moving drama set on a small ranch in South Texas.

Energy shocks, trade disruptions and rising costs have come at a key moment in the steel industry's efforts to transition to lower-carbon production

In “Marshals,” Kayce Dutton trades ranch life for a badge, joining an elite US Marshals unit in Montana. Armed with his cowboy grit and Navy SEAL training, Kayce faces cartels, gangs, and violent extremists while balancing family and duty.

You know things are going poorly when a 95-minute “action thriller” has you looking at your watch non-stop. “Mutiny” felt twice that long.

Five months since the start of the Iran war, countries around the Persian Gulf are still coping with the direct effects of an ongoing conflict, as are economies around the world.

Paul Greengrass has never been particularly interested in making history look pretty.