Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Expendable and largely uninspired in its execution, there are enough moments when it comes alive for me to give a mild recommendation for fans... Review

A passion project about those who persevere in their passions despite a lack of success... Review

It's uneven, but not unenjoyable... Review

A quality film with potent messages and fine characterizations that are absorbing as they play. Review

An honestly realized drama about love, loss, grief, and the difficulty of maintaining connections through tragedy... Review

I praise Hansen-Love for her ability to construct nuanced characters and to draw out naturalistic conversations... Review

More emphasis on impressionism than in faithful recreation... Review

Despite a respectable ensemble of talented actors, there's not much else Shut In has going for it... Review

Showcases that we often don't get to see is that debilitating diseases like ALS take their toll on more than the one person who has it. Review

It's a bit sloppy in its approach to tone, though it is generally watchable... Review

Not a very compelling start... Review

Always interesting... Review

Very appealing characters, beautiful animation, toe-tapping music, and enough changes in scenery to keep picking up the pace... Review

A cinematic delight for those who typically enjoy whimsical foreign films that have a depth of characterization... Review

Will likely be a movie that most viewers will find too tonally erratic or narratively turbulent to fully be on board with. Review

A realistic reminder of America's troubled racial divide... Review

One of the more refreshing aspects is Jenkins' ability to explore his story in a quiet and contemplative fashion most of the time. Review

Craig shows a knack for honest moments and multifaceted characters that break through the clichés and stereotypes... Review

A rare intellectual film that also compels through its emotional component as well, worth every second of the challenge... Review

Chan-wook puts his characters and their individual stories above the gimmicky plot structure... Review

It's all nutty nonsense thanks to the real-life magicians who've crafted the visual effects sorcery to complement Doctor Strange's stunning astral journeys. Review

A wholly broad-stroke kind of war film with lots of gushing blood and guts hanging out of cavernous wounds... Review

A deeply resonant and satisfying work on the deep anxiety of being emotionally isolated from the rest of the world. Review

A rare, well crafted and tasteful bump-in-the-night horror film... Review