Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Overcomes some if its more obvious overreaching for laughs through the understated and more playful beats. Review

A movie built solely to be a lightheartedly goofy, energetic fun dessert flick to entertain young and old... Review

Furman seems to want to play in the mud without getting any dirt under his fingernails. Review

Starts well and ends well, alas, there is the 70 minutes of so of mediocrity that comes between... Review

Likely targeting those who like bloody thrillers, the underlying dark and potent allegorical commentary on race and class in America makes it palatable... Review

Despite lots of money splashed across the screen, Tarzan doesn't manage to proverbially swing into fast-paced action... Review

Pensive, kind-hearted, occasionally insightful... Review

Watchable enough as a comedy, and has a handful of solid chuckles... Review

It's a b-movie experience with A-caliber presentation... Review

Stays well past its prime. Review

Will go quietly into the night, it will vanish without much of a fight, it isn't likely to go on, and isn't likely to survive. Review

The leads are better than the material around them, but it's entertaining to see them play off each other's energy... Review

Studio system, though much of it is continuing on things that brought him attention in his hey day in the 1970s and 1980s. Review

Isn't an unenjoyable movie, but also it isn't a very good one. Review

Not as impactful as Finding Nemo, but there's plenty here to impressed with on a first-time watch. Review

If the film slips, it is toward the hurried, overreaching finale, which turns the thoughtful and grounded story into the kind,... Review

The screenplay allows for a great deal of natural improvisation on the part of the players, many of whom are in front of the... Review

A case of trying to condense an overloaded epic storyline into the course of a two-hour film... Review

Flashy, gaudy, garish, and full of lots and lots of kitsch. Review

Smarmy, one-note characters, low-aiming crudeness in the writing... Review

This sequel sees him too concerned with playing to the crowd at the expense of the integrity of his story at large. Review

Too many uninteresting characters crammed into a plot that's too convoluted... Review

It's like an album from a real pop star: mostly filler, but there are the handful of hits that justify the purchase. Review

Government did to Osama. Review