The Adjustment Bureau is a beautifully filmed movie that asks viewers to suspend logic for a moment to consider bigger themes of humanity. The movie begins as a political thriller that morphs into ...

With its neo-noir trappings and brain-twisting setup involving men in fedoras who orchestrate the actions of human beings as if they were lab rats, “ The Adjustment Bureau ” may remind some of ...

The Adjustment Bureau has something very specific in mind for Matt Damon’s politician, and this plan does not involve him hooking up with Emily Blunt’s bohemian-ish dancer.

The Adjustment Bureau is acted well enough that you almost take the skills of the cast for granted. Movies like these don’t usually win awards, but a bad cast would have turned the plot into a mess.

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 featured a talking dog.

The adjustment bureau are not that ‘Matrix’-esque flying around on wires types. They are pretty accessible sci-fi characters. They wear hats and they go through doors.

The Adjustment Bureau is a fun and engaging thriller but one mostly lacking in any real substance or complexity and apart from the minor amusement to be had in seeing people in hats immediately ...

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“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 ...

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 ...

‘THE Adjustment Bureau,” the latest retooling of a trippy Philip K. Dick (“Minority Report”) story, would have benefited from its own set of tweaks.