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Review: Adjustment Bureau's New Crew of Fate-Shapers Play Ancient Game

The case workers of The Adjustment Bureau observe, report and tweak human reality.
Here’s a comforting thought: Secret interdimensional forces armed with higher intelligence guide human behavior toward predetermined destinies. No wait, that sounds more like a sinister conspiracy.
The Adjustment Bureau, the new movie inspired by a Philip K. Dick short story, tries to have it both ways by dramatizing the durable sci-fi construct that humans are too frail, willful and ignorant to be entrusted with free will.
In the film, which opens Friday, director George Nolfi creates a sci-fi date movie of...
Volvo Shakes Stuffy Image With Sweet, Swift Sedan
Think Volvo and you think utilitarian automobiles that shuttle you from point A to point B safely, reliably and indefinitely.
For all their virtues — pathological obsession with safety comes to mind, as does anvil-like durability – Volvos aren’t exciting. They’re cars only soccer moms, Vermonters and tweed-jacketed professors can love.
It’s a stereotype, of course. One that overlooks the company’s hot rod “R” models, among other things. But it is sufficiently pervasive that the Swedes have had enough. They’re billing the all-new S60 as “the naughty Volvo,” a technological marvel equally adept at...