Andy Klein

At nearly four hours, Shinji Aoyama’s Eureka is a bit much, but it well repays the time it demands.

Reese Witherspoon’s talents are wasted in the muddy, unoriginal Legally Blonde.

Inept editing, gaping plot holes, unintentional absurdity: What more does a movie need?

Gérard Depardieu is badly overweight and underperforming in Vatel.

From England, the nasty but brilliant Sexy Beast has Ben Kingsley at full dazzle.

If ever there were a Vietnam movie that didn’t need to be made, this is it.

In Time and Tide, Tsui Hark delivers a plotless wonder.

Chopper exploits its gory subject to paint a portrait of the criminal mind.

A murderer is coddled in Leconte’s romantic The Widow of Saint-Pierre.

Wong Kar-wai continues to create impressive depth without relying on . . . a plot!