Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The mercifully short running length is its greatest asset. Review

Peralta would only write the screenplay, and obviously he knows the history and characters well enough for us to give him the... Review

I was surprised when no mention was made of this in the special features section of the DVD, but I guess they figured if,... Review

Silly, but charming. Review

There are also elements of Tarantino throughout, from the story developing in non-linear fashion, a la Pulp Fiction, to the... Review

However, out of the myriad of Jaws clones, including some of the Jaws sequels, Alligator fares better than most. Review

With equal parts suspense and shock, De Palma knows how to draw the bait to lure you in for the big scare, not afraid of getting... Review

Hilarious at times, yet still a bleak commentary of the nature of urban development and its effect on human behavior. Review

While films like Shrek and the Finding Nemo managed to have the right balance to keep everyone amused, Madagascar seems to be... Review

Both films have smart dialogue and intriguing moral dilemmas that play out in somber fashion, but they are continuously undone... Review

For completist hardcore fans only. Review

Still, there are some very funny moments, including some in-jokes for teen comedy buffs that show just how clever the writing is. Review

It sucks as a Chuck Norris film, it sucks as a trucker film, it sucks as a car chase film, and it just plain sucks as an z-grade... Review

Last Life in the Universe is a mood piece, so full of quiet that some viewers may mistake the inertia as if there is nothing... Review

One of the best films of 2004. Review

This also explains why the film struggles to find a proper audience, as it is a mix of several styles, but not strong in any one... Review

All in all, a very boring, loathsome experience that somehow has gained a following among people who enjoy purely visceral... Review

The film is about death, birth, and rebirth, and just as the series has finally reached its final conclusion, fans should be... Review

All that we have are a bunch of angry fathers, irate mothers, bratty children, and lots and lots of gags involving males doubled... Review

Good enough, smart enough, and doggone it, kids will like it. Review

Sadly, and quite ironically, Reiner and Marshall would split shortly after this aired on television. Review

These people happen to be a kindly blind musician and a spunky young girl with a heart of gold, seemingly lifted right out of... Review

Monster-in-Law has a few funny moments, but with such a weak script, it quickly snaps back to mediocrity whenever it looks like... Review

-- Remade in 2005 with Burt Reynolds in a supporting role. Review