Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The Fifth Estate feels like a film that might find a better home if it were an HBO original movie rather than a major motion... Review

If the 1976 film seems campy and dated, the 2013 film feels instantly vamped and antiquated. Review

A documentary based on a real-life couple trying to keep from drowning in debt would be much more interesting and impactful than... Review

While this is a sporadically interesting take on certain large ripples that emanated from the assassination, where Landesman... Review

Knowing Disney saw the final product and decided it was lame enough to not warrant any of their further attention, it follows... Review

This R-rated excursion will likely please those who snicker whenever the jokey scenes are punctuated by another no-name... Review

The best, most emotional moments come without the need for dialogue. Review

Cooney that might even be snicker-inducing in a comic book aimed at teenagers. Review

He delivers best when the gripping action begins to take hold, and adequately during the more quiet moments. Review

Meanwhile, while Albert grates, she puts up with the idiosyncrasies of her clients all day, including halitosis, constant,... Review

Odds are better at completing this move in a real poker game than in your finding enjoyment in the weak hand that Runner Runner... Review

And strobed-out snippets at that. Review

The performances are all in fine form, and they may be the predominant reason why most would choose to watch the film today. Review

The effect of watching Gravity, at least to me, is more than watching damaged characters struggling to appreciate life. Review

While the corporations, billionaires who contribute millions to campaigns, and political PACs have the ear of the politicians,... Review

I mean, what he really wants is the ideal trophy, say-nothing wife to smile and wave while he pursues his political career, and... Review

Even the mild parody on Steve Jobs and his Shangri-La-like Silicon Valley headquarters feels vastly underdeveloped to catch the... Review

His cameo comes 40 minutes into the picture when he passes Wyman on the street and then turns to stare at her. Review

His philosophy on driving is often used for comic effect because he takes his idiosyncratic views so seriously. Review

Over consumption of both leads to single men and women continung to cycle through various partners, hoping to find that one that... Review

The film is at its best when it sticks closest to the main plot of Rose and her quest to be the best, or at least to win over... Review

Salinger was a man of many mysteries, and proves just as elusive in his death as he had in his 91 years of life. Review

It manages to stay on the rails, but it is quite a rickety ride to the finish. Review

The other two storylines share a decent amount of time for the rest of the film, with the storyline involving Mike and his,... Review