Let's be frank about this right at the outset: Lions for Lambs is one hell of a preachy movie. From start to finish—interrupted occasionally by bursts of military ...

Less a war drama than a set of dueling position papers, Robert Redford’s Lions for Lambs may be the gabbiest movie ever made about American foreign policy — and it wasn’t even written by Aaron Sorkin.

For a film boasting three of the biggest matinee icons of all time, Lions for Lambs is a surprisingly small film. It’s about an hour and a half long and is composed of three extended scenes intercut ...