Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Monotonic Simmons never seems like a genuine person, and so little is done with Ma and Hurst in their one-joke characters, they... Review

- Followed by two direct-to-TV knockoffs, Anaconda III: Offspring and Anacondas: Trail of Blood. Review

Mindless crap. Review

Lousy stuff from people who should know better. Review

While the actors, scenery and settings are all easy to look at and enjoy for the duration, at no time are we ever really engaged... Review

Smith Comes to Washington, but the message still has resonance. Review

On a certain level, I was modestly entertained by the shoddiness of it, with its simplistic ideology and some real doozies in... Review

To sum up by misquoting Buford T. Review

Outtakes roll through the closing credits, although their novelty is negated by the fact that they were preceded by one long 90... Review

Just as important a star is the cool Trans Am that the Bandit careens around in -- a sweet ride, especially for high speed... Review

This is an often silly and largely distasteful outing that took what was cute and fun from the first film dumped it in the... Review

Without a Paddle is also without solid laughs, without fresh characterizations, and for much of the running length, without much... Review

How much you enjoy Anchorman will probably be directly tied in with how funny you find Will Ferrell, and especially his style of... Review

As a testament of pro-gun and anti-criminal rights, it does hit its marks, but as a movie, the flaws are too substantial to... Review

The biggest names attached to the film are Burt Young and David Keith. Review

Still, Collateral certainly ranks as one of the best thrillers of recent years, drawing a wealth of entertainment from its... Review

This ranks as the best work for almost all involved. Review

As it stands, strictly for fans of the directors, or just for those who love darkly humorous and violent films that push the,... Review

Marnie is a beguiling work from a cinematic genius, and the label of flawed masterpiece that others have given it seems... Review

Recommended for anyone looking for thoughtful fare without the pretentious overhead. Review

Much more of a paranoid thriller than a black comedy, The Manchurian Candidate will probably never be heralded as a great film,... Review

While everyone else plays for stereotype, Harold and Kumar are surprisingly well developed characters, never really falling into... Review

The Village does just miss the mark of being a good film, primarily due to it being more an exercise in trickery than it is in... Review

Despite the cast and proven director, this one went straight to video, and for good reason. Review