Robert Moore

Robert Rath (Sylvester Stallone) is a seasoned hitman who just wants out of the business with no back talk. But, as things go, it ain't so easy. A younger, peppier assassin named Bain (Antonio Banderas) is having a field day trying to kill said older assassin. Rath teams up with a computer hacker named Electra (Julianne Moore) to defeat the obsessed Bain.

President Obama was under no illusions that one of the guests at the White House, LA Galaxy’s David Beckham, was stealing the limelight. ITV’s Robert Moore reports.

President Obama was under no illusions that one of the guests at the White House, LA Galaxy’s David Beckham, was stealing the limelight. ITV’s Robert Moore reports.

President Obama was under no illusions that one of the guests at the White House, LA Galaxy s David Beckham, was stealing the limelight. ITV s Robert Moore reports.

Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary and Steve Moore, Wall Street Journal senior economic writer, discuss the outlook on jobs and the U.S. economy.

Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary and Steve Moore, Wall Street Journal senior economic writer, discuss Friday's disappointing jobs numbers and the outlook on the U.S. economic recovery.

Watchmen: Season 1: Episode 2 -- In the wake of The Comedian's murder, his former allies remember his life and his effect on them. Watchmen Motion Comic may contain mature material some viewers might not find suitable.

ITN's Robert Moore reported on the criticism police faced in the early days of the search for Madeleine McCann.

Good movies are based on the successful attempt to tell a story. PEOPLE v. THE STATE OF ILLUSION takes you further, by making you a part of the story being told. This film, by Austin Vickers, questions the very nature of reality, and through an examination of our perceptions, beliefs and illusions, makes you both judge and jury in what will be the most important trial you will ever witness. This must-see psychological movie includes, as expert witnesses, some of the nation’s leading thinkers in the fields of neuroscience, biochemistry, psychology, quantum physics, and consciousness theory, including: Dr. Thomas Moore, Dr. Candace Pert, Debbie Ford, Dr. Joe Dispenza, Dr. Robert Jahn, Dr. Peter Senge, Brenda Dunne, and Dr. Michael Vandermark.

Robert Costa, National Review, reports a new poll shows Mitt Romney got a post-debate bump, rising above rival Rick Santorum. Debating whether Romney can maintain his front-runner status and sell his 20% tax solution, with David Corn, Mother Jones Washington bureau chief; Steve Moore, 'Return to Prosperity' author; and Michael Steele, former RNC chairman.

Academy Award-nominated writer-director Paul Weitz (ABOUT A BOY) turns his hand to this moving portrait of fathers and sons. Based on a true story, BEING FLYNN follows Nick Flynn (Paul Dano of LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, THERE WILL BE BLOOD) who is shocked to have his eccentric and long-absent father, Jonathan (two-time Academy Award winner Robert De Niro) reach out to him unexpectedly. Still feeling the loss of his mother (played in flashbacks by four-time Academy Award nominee Julianne Moore) in the midst of starting a new relationship with Denise (JUNO's Olivia Thirlby), the last person Nick wants to see is his father. But you can't outrun fate and slowly Nick comes to realize he has been given the chance to make a real future not only for himself, but for his struggling father too.

Academy Award-nominated writer-director Paul Weitz (ABOUT A BOY) turns his hand to this moving portrait of fathers and sons. Based on a true story, BEING FLYNN follows Nick Flynn (Paul Dano of LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, THERE WILL BE BLOOD) who is shocked to have his eccentric and long-absent father, Jonathan (two-time Academy Award winner Robert De Niro) reach out to him unexpectedly. Still feeling the loss of his mother (played in flashbacks by four-time Academy Award nominee Julianne Moore) in the midst of starting a new relationship with Denise (JUNO's Olivia Thirlby), the last person Nick wants to see is his father. But you can't outrun fate and slowly Nick comes to realize he has been given the chance to make a real future not only for himself, but for his struggling father too.