While watching the canine-centered action-adventure "The Call of the Wild" (in theaters Friday), we couldn't help but wonder: Why is the star dog Buck a lumbering ... The way his face looked ...

And the final sequences, depicting Buck’s inevitably succumbing to the call of the wild and bonding with a pack of timber wolves, are moving, even if the animals are CGI-created. Still ...

John Thornton (Harrison Ford) and Buck in The Call of the Wild. 20th Century Studios The setting is the 19th-century gold rush, a time when no able-bodied mutt was safe from the dognappers who ...

“The Call of the Wild,” directed by Chris Sanders ... and terrifying ape-inspired performance art piece in “The Square,” brings Buck’s movements to life, and it’s a truly skilled ...

Dog lovers, meet an adorable pup coming to the big screen in February: Buck from "The Call of the Wild." Adapted from the literary classic, the film tells the story of a big-hearted dog whose ...

Old meets new in “The Call of the Wild,” though not just in terms ... Also, the filmmakers spend a lot of time showing Buck’s expressive face and movements, including cocked eyebrows ...