Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

For what it is, this production is a conceptual mess with hiccups of inspiration. Review

To allow for resonance and tying up of the emotional ends of the series, the split is quite successful, both commercially and,... Review

Nevertheless, the film starts off with good visual energy, and even if there is a noticeable lack of laughs, there is a sense of... Review

If it is not alright, then it is not the end. Review

Also made into a television spinoff in 1999. Review

Alas, despite the competence in front of and behind the cameras, what The Woman in Black ultimately lacks is a truly compelling,... Review

This one misses the boat. Review

Fan obsession can tend to have audiences obsess over what they perceive of as an event, when in reality, it is a fun and... Review

Not surprising that both films share some production credits. Review

Followed by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II. Review

The Ides of March plays like a good movie, not a great one, but one that is meant to stimulate a deeper look at the internal,... Review

The writing and characterizations are the real draw, especially as how this nice collection of actors brings to life. Review

Meanwhile, they traipse through perhaps the cleanest, most spacious ghetto one might ever see. Review

You know what to expect from a Nancy Meyers film -- immaculate homes, pretty vistas, and feasting on decadent desserts or... Review

Unlike Bonnie and Clyde, which seemed to be about much more than a story of bank robbers, Mann is content to keep Public Enemies... Review

First-time feature film director James Bobin does a respectable job keeping all of the mayhem together without losing much in,... Review

There have been films more implausible to be sure, but the successful ones managed to move briskly, feature more interesting,... Review

Until then, the highly potent and gritty thrills are delivered, enough to justify it as time well spent for politically-tinged... Review

A couple of the actors look like they should be old enough to have graduated college by now, rather than still in their senior... Review

One marvels at how much acting and action can be done with a silent horse at the forefront, and Spielberg is able to give us... Review

If there is any effects enhancement to them, it is scarcely noticeable. Review

Less Than Zero is a mixed bag, slick and energetic with a very popular soundtrack, but all of its strengths are mere bells and... Review

The entire production just looks cheap and plays like amateur hour at the movies. Review

As such, it is a cerebral thriller, intelligent and rich in concepts, and yet not nearly what one would call a thrill-ride nail... Review