Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

A fun, nostalgic ride for fans of the original series from the 1960s... Review

Coasts almost wholly on Cruise's charisma within an action vehicle... Review

It's ironic that the film can't even muster a spark of life within its very calculated narrative... Review

Isn't a fully realized story so much as a collection of high concepts and b-movie plot points... Review

For those who like trashy thrillers, perhaps you'll find something to treasure... Review

Another winning, time-capsule worthy documentary... Review

Regardless of its hit-and-miss nature, this is a passion project that certain is delivered with passion... Review

Its cinematic namesake delivers what's intended without much of a hitch. Review

A hopeful and inspiring human story of a pawn that perseveres across the proverbial difficult board to become a queen... Review

It may be apropos that the word "Miss" is right in the film's title, given the lackluster results. Review

It does succeed in at least finding new an interesting ideas to chew on... Review

It traverses on a well-worn path that many, often better, movies have been before. Review

Will likely deliver just enough of what Western-action enthusiasts are coming to the theater for... Review

A well-acted, handsomely mounted, occasionally thought-provoking and moderately entertaining film... Review

A welcome, nostalgic return for a few additional laughs at a formula rom-com done reasonably well. Review

Offers no reason to see the first time. Review

A story well told, with many memorable aspects to admire... Review

There are hilarious moments to be sure, yet the film also deal with the emotional gut-punch of the disease head on. Review

Tom Hanks delivers another terrific, class-act performance as Sully... Review

Rises above its limitations and inherent jargon-heavy talkiness through a solid cast... Review

Not be much more than a b-movie genre flick without much reach beyond fans of action-fueled road thrillers... Review

Given that both of those films cover just about every interesting element of Morgan, once you've checked those out and been thoroughly entertained, there really isn't much need to follow them up with a mediocre rehash, is there? Review

Meanwhile, Toni appears to be fascinated by the older girls, and her desire to become more like them. Review

An entertaining and illuminating romance that is much more than just watching two people find receptive feelings toward one another. Review