Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

A below-the-keys shot of a keyboard to simulate key logging is equally unnecessary. Review

Seventh Son is no seventh heaven. Review

Phoenix always seems to lose himself in just about any role, though his own lack of verbal coherence at times may have those who... Review

I think after three films, we deserve something more than continuing to shoehorn the same characters into a ready-made,... Review

Especially troubling are scenes in which Mills beats or tortures those he is interrogating until they give him the information,... Review

Steven Berkoff, a last-minute replacement for a disgruntled Terence Stamp, is woefully out of place as the hot-headed father,... Review

The actors are well-cast, and the direction holds it all together fine enough, but this is a story that just feels far too... Review

The Imitation Game is about a wrong that was righted - a source of national pride, and one whose rights that were wronged - a... Review

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It was in the casting of a young and spunky Leonardo DiCaprio, a very fine actor capable of an Oscar-worthy performance of,,... Review

Now with two deadly criminals putting the squeeze on him to collect by the end of the week, but the closer he gets to escaping,... Review

Unbroken has garnered mixed reviews from a number of prominent critics, but I found it to be quite a beautiful, poignant and... Review

Into the Woods charming enough to recommend, but falls short of enchanting enough to be a true spellbinder. Review

Seems like a poor way to end a warm, sweet-natured kids movie about a polite, loveable bear finding an unlikely new home among... Review

As Kim Jong-un famously is an American basketball fan who invited Dennis Rodman to North Korea to pal around, the relationship,... Review

Big Daddy Kane 4. Review

Entry ends with Tomb in its title, leaving one to wonder if the next entry, should there ever be one, might be called Night at... Review

That romance ends up being a complete wash, as we have no rooting interest in seeing whether they consummate their nearly... Review

The Captive remains caught in an elaborate trap of its own making. Review

And does it with visual complexity but narrative simplicity. Review

5 hour run length expires. Review

Instead, we have a cobbled-together attempt to revamp a popular property to sell soundtracks and boost ticket sales among kids... Review

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian fall sunder the category of a family film that is nothing but a series of... Review

Turner himself, it is the accumulation of little details that make the best pictures, not just the main subject that we first... Review