Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Samantha has taken the liberty to construct all of the reasons to hate her mother without knowing the full story. Review

Even if there are many uneven elements to the story, and it does run a bit long, it hits its marks when it needs to, and it is... Review

Some might even make comparisons to Starship Troopers, though with far less camp and surreal, violent behavior. Review

With lots of energy and a contagiously raucous attitude, 21 Jump Street emerges as one of the funniest films of 2012, and one of... Review

The worst part of this sitcom posing as a film, outside of its blatant infomercial nature, is the editing, or lack thereof. Review

It earns it in spades. Review

How to Train Your Dragon is a smart, rousing, fun, funny, and heartwarming family adventure that will delight and awe young and... Review

MacFarlane fans who like his shtick for pushing the envelope of tasteless humor and pervasive pop culture references will likely... Review

All of these films are about drawing sympathy from traditionally evil characters, making them misunderstood victims of... Review

It is a very old-fashioned movie, taking about eight years to produce, and by the time it was released, just on the cusp of the,... Review

The first ninety minutes of the film are where the heart and soul are at, before Chef descends into the kind of crowd-pleasing... Review

Fans of Cotillard and Phoenix will likely enjoy their performances, but those looking for a gripping story will be like a... Review

They grow restless and retreat into a world of escape, whether it be drugs or video games, while their parents are off doing... Review

Blended is made for only one kind of audience, and that is for people who like seeing Sandler and Barrymore together and have... Review

There is a scene following the credits that sets up the next First Class movie, X-Men: Apocalypse. Review

-- Followed by King Kong vs. Review

And like that music, Lovers feels like a Long-play double album, so digesting the film requires a willingness to indulge in its... Review

She was known to be quite the packrat, so there were plenty of details to go on, even if many of them were confusing or... Review

Belle is greatly benefitted from a superb cast of character actors with not a bad performer in the bunch. Review

While nuclear weapons abound in this 2014 reimagining, the underlying themes are pretty much washed away, as they serve almost... Review

At 124 minutes, it is a good 20 minutes longer than the material needs to be, especially considering the superfluous side plots... Review

For a unique experience at the cinema, Locke is definitely a different breed of film, and as such, merits a look for those who,... Review

That allegory makes this 1954 film the most relevant, and the best of the bunch, by far. Review

Fed Up is important information that would have been better served building on the tone of its title to implore us to really hit... Review