Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Dead Snow is merely a collection of genre conventions, made strictly for those who find comfort in the familiar when it comes to... Review

What Thor lacks in complexity or originality it makes up just enough with vim and vigor. Review

-- Followed by Fast Furious 6. Review

The plotline proceeds according to very predictable patterns, and without any choice humor or finely choreographed fight scenes,... Review

If that means you, it will live up to its title. Review

In the end, the film is about the folly of ego and the feeling of invincibility many of us felt in our youth. Review

And this trash is so repulsive, no ordinary hobo would bother sifting through grisly heaps of repellant muck to try to find any... Review

By the end, its standard plotline is hardly worth remembering, but, like those time-honored tales of fantasy we all heard in,... Review

Sins buried and washed clean. Review

Eye candy can only get you so far in terms of telling a story. Review

In the end, No Strings Attached is more one-night stand material, OK for a momentary distraction, but not substantial enough to... Review

Even if the story is a dog, at least the music is good. Review

As joke-a-minute comedies go, not everything will work, but the laugh quotient is higher than most, and credit Allen in giving... Review

: Firefight casts two of the portrayers of the evil Terminators as a couple, as Robert Patrick infamously appears as the T,,... Review

Battle: Los Angeles is an alien invasion film as generic as its title, featuring generic actors playing generic characters... Review

Comes across as a well-known B-movie with some good production value. Review

It stung-k. Review

In both cases, The Adjustment Bureau can only muster enough entertainment for the here and now, transcendent neither in love,... Review

Though the scene has come and gone, Smithereens is a stark reminder of the muck and squalor that permeated much of the,... Review

One scene sees a clearly horny alien encountering the sole female ninja, Rin, and wanting to grasp her leather-clad breasts. Review

A little more suspense and less shock would have gone a long way to making the film more tolerable. Review

She complements Martin well, and the character interaction also pushes Dr. Review

But this is also a Coen Brothers film, which means that viewers will continuously be looking for something they will never find,... Review

At least we should hope it does, before the family pets get to be the stars of the next film. Review