Dave Kehr

With a running time only 40 minutes shy of ''Gone With the Wind,'' Oliver Stone`s ''JFK'' is the kind of movie that cries out for an intermission-though this time, it...

Directed by a Hungarian, produced by a Brit and starring an American as a Swede, a Frenchman as a Hungarian, a Czech as a German and a Swede as a...

Though most of its values are questionable and its methods are thoroughly calculated, ''The Last Boy Scout'' stands as a monstrously efficient entertainment machine-a paradigm of the new, low-balling Hollywood...

Obviously made on the cheap and never startlingly original, ''Star Trek VI'' is nonetheless an unassuming and affectionate farewell to the cast that has kept the futuristic series going for...

Why is ''White Dog'' back? A blunt, highly cinematic parable about race relations filmed in 1981 by the legendary low-budget auteur Samuel Fuller, it`s a movie that was dumped 10...

A new animated film from the Walt Disney studios is still an occasion, even if that occasion has been arriving with discouraging frequency in recent years. The new Disney management,...

Further proof that America is slipping into a new (if more entertaining) Dark Ages is provided by Tony Cookson`s ''And You Thought Your Parents Were Weird,'' a children`s comedy with...

Agnieszka Holland`s engrossing and powerful ''Europa, Europa'' is based on a true story, yet it has the feel of a classic folk tale, and not only because its plot seems...

Though the copyright date at the end of the film is given as 1991, ''All I Want for Christmas'' looks for all the world like a murkily colorized version of...

The producers of ''Twenty-one'' may be hoping to do for British actress Patsy Kensit what John Schlesinger`s ''Darling'' did for Julie Christie back in 1965-turn a young performer into the...