The new movie "War Horse" tells the story of an English boy and his farm horse torn apart by World War I. The film was directed by Steven Spielberg, who sat down with Martha Teichner for some ...

There are extraordinary and beautiful things in War Horse, enough of them to make the movie a pleasure and a worthwhile experience, though not enough to trick the eye or get you believing this ...

Miracles abound in the electrifying "War Horse" that opened Friday at the Curran Theatre. Some of the tear-jerking twists in the World War I, a-boy-and-his-horse story are the kind that merely ...

War Horse No one who sees the National Theater of Great Britain's haunting stage version of Michael Morpurgo's children's novel about a 16-year-old farmboy who follows his beloved horse into war ...

The story of "War Horse" is actually two stories - one about horses, the other about the extraordinary puppets that seem like living, breathing, feeling creatures on the stage.

Most of the scenes in Steven Spielberg’s World War I epic War Horse use real horses, but a couple of particularly animal-unfriendly scenes required the use of animatronics. Wired.co.uk discovers ...

The dictionary gives three definitions for the term “war-horse”: a horse that goes to war, a veteran of many conflicts, and a musical composition or play that has been performed to the point ...

There are extraordinary and beautiful things in "War Horse," enough of them to make the movie a pleasure and a worthwhile experience, though not enough to trick the eye or get you believing this ...

In a unusual turn of events, Steven Spielberg will have two films opening just days apart over the 2011 Christmas holiday -- WWI drama "War Horse" and motion capture 3D pic "The Adventures of ...

Let’s start with the good: “War Horse” — a tale of how an English lad and his horse get swept up in the horrors of the first World War — is a stunningly gorgeous production. The title ...

When Spielberg says that War Horse is not a war movie, it's easy to compare it to his other work and agree. After all, the movie looks nothing like his "real" war movies.