Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Quite frankly, this is the worst of the full-length Kevin Smith efforts featuring the titular characters, and its limited appeal... Review

Many will perform a walk of shame of their own after leaving the theater having plunked choice dollars on this misfire. Review

Shot with stunning ultra-high definition cameras, Bears is a gorgeous film on its own, with majestic Alaskan vistas and superb... Review

If nothing else, Turturro does show a rich understanding patchwork melting-pot communities that exist in the boroughs of New,... Review

A well-crafted tale with admittedly limited appeal. Review

Underneath it all, the themes of wishing one can stay young, popular, and carefree forever emerge, but with a maturity to... Review

For a flick that seeks to skew toward youngsters, it is surprisingly violent in its approach, with quite a bit of body,,... Review

Though they are similar in many ways, my advice would be to watch the 2004 original, whether subbed or dubbed, to see the... Review

Like a marriage that has run its course, though initially providing mirth and excitement, The Other Woman soon becomes routine,... Review

The Railway Man was also adapted in 1995 for the British television documentary and docudrama series, Everyman, with an episode... Review

Plus, he seems to have a disturbing interest in Jane above and beyond just her treatment, though the extent to which he has... Review

I would love to embrace it, and yet I feel a distance toward it, as it lured me in with its symbolism, but the frequent lapse... Review

-- As part of a cross-studio agreement between Sony and FOX to allow the contracted Webb to direct ASM2, the theatrical release:... Review

Although it is a thriller, a science fiction film, and a horror story all rolled up into one, potential viewers would be well... Review

Erlbaum's script dares to take us places unexpected, even if the destination isn't exactly where we might have gone... Review

Meanwhile, a fine supporting cast feels a bit wasted in roles that serve little purpose save to push forward the plot to its... Review

Eight minutes of funny material in an 87-minute movie is not a recipe for success. Review

Viewers may be most pleased that the film, which deals with a great many serious issues including death and grief, has a good... Review

I have my own theories, but hesitate to mention them as they would not only constitute spoilers, but also would ruin the... Review

That, and you can sense where things are headed once the characters and their respective roles are introduced. Review

While the choreography and action are a beauty to behold, once the knives and claw hammers land, it gets real ugly, real fast. Review

Tulio, a caring, brilliant scientist in the first film, now is just a clumsy nerd, while Linda barely has a personality at all... Review

Despite its modest premise, and an ending that may deflate some viewers hoping for something different, Oculus contains enough... Review

The animation is not only colorful but quite detailed, to the point of photorealism at times, as well as very fluid in its... Review