Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

These are two reserved people in a reserved era, who manage to keep secrets in a time when concealment of any form of desire is,... Review

While gorging herself during the Eat portion, she could still look like she would rock the cover of Cosmo. Review

Like its namesake, the excruciatingly unfunny Mortdecai is all too keen to hand us a platter of pungent, overripe cheese to... Review

The surprises in the screenplay are enough to keep the plot from getting too bogged down, and the knowing barbs skewering... Review

It will likely drive anyone else nuts. Review

-- For those that make it to the end and still care what may happen next in this New 52 series, there is an extra mid-credits... Review

Instead of an intricate game of chess between two masters, metaphorically, hero and villain would rather settle their... Review

In a way, at the same time as his character is dropped into scenarios to see if he can think on his feet to prove he can be a,... Review

The cinematography is superb, capturing all of the grit and grime of the urban Manila streets, and every shadowy nook and cranny... Review

The hunky boys get all dirty and stuff doing manual labor, which will likely be enough to make the young girls swoon in the... Review

Stick around a bit through the credits for a thought-provoking extra. Review

Much of the friction comes when mother is away for extended periods of time on boats smuggling weed, while MJ is reluctant to... Review

Either it should have been about the psychological impact to snipers, about the American involvement in the Middle East, or... Review

His editing in this film is an abomination. Review

The sheer amount of other critical rave reviews practically forces me into a reluctant defensive position. Review

However, despite some deep, psychologically complex themes and great bits of seemingly homespun dialogue, it is the actors are... Review

Like the experience of spring break itself, Spring Breakers feels like a hit-and-miss collection of prurient desire expressions,... Review

The Ouija board from prior entries is replaced by the popular electronic memory game, Simon, which an unseen spirit uses to,,... Review

The ageing process applied through makeup is a bit of a liability due to its obvious artifice, and while Nelson ages quite a,... Review

Followed by Paranormal Activity 5. Review

-- Followed by Paranormal Activity 4. Review

-- Followed by Paranormal Activity 3. Review

The direction is glossy but effective, particularly in the way the cinematography, which is strikingly beautiful at times, works... Review

As the air of authenticity gets sucked out for traditional action-movie beats, so too does the realistic grip of the film. Review