Questions of predestination and free will are intriguingly posed and clunkily answered in “The Adjustment Bureau.” Elaborating on a Philip K. Dick yarn that posits the existence of unseen ...

If you’ve ever said those words, or something along those lines, then you — and only you — are the target audience for The Adjustment Bureau, the new movie opening today. Spoilers below ...

“The Adjustment Bureau” unfolds on two separate planes of reality: the human world as we know it, where we presume to be in charge, and the world of the fate-masters pulling our strings and ...

Want to know who was the mysterious Chairman that controlled the Adjustment Bureau in George Nolfi’s new film? So did we — so we asked the director and got a few more clues to this person’s ...

In his new film “The Adjustment Bureau,” Matt Damon’s driven, iron-bodied character bursts into a crowded New York cafe with fire in his eyes and an urgent plea. “Excuse me!” he shouts ...

Over the years, unexpected events — read “fate” — continue to drive the two together while flummoxing adjustment bureau members try to keep them apart. But to explain why they are so ...

Yes. Well, maybe. Anyway, it does in The Adjustment Bureau. The movie is based on what I'd say was a hurried reading of an old Philip K. Dick short story called "Adjustment Team." Dick's story ...

Now “The Adjustment Bureau” is poised to add to that total. What makes Dick so appealing to our wary, distrustful state of mind is, in novelist Jonathan Lethem’s words, his “remarkably ...

I really enjoyed The Adjustment Bureau, and thankfully I was fortunate enough to see it before the PR machine kicked into high gear and ads for the movie began to appear on every channel ...

Early in The Adjustment Bureau, there’s a scene that—if the film were a romantic comedy—would be called “the meet-cute.” The guy is David Norris (Matt Damon), a U.S. Senate candidate for New York ...