Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The film strives for redemption for its characters, and a touch of human emotion washes ashore, possible too far for a film that... Review

Funny, smart, heartbreaking, stinging, and profoundly moving, but what makes it all a cut above most other films of its ilk is... Review

The scenes of disco dancing, though superfluous tot he overall story, are very amusing, especially in how gaudy the skin-tight,... Review

There is quite a bit to cram in, just not enough of the good stuff from a cinematic standpoint. Review

In some ways, the jokey, cheesy tone feels like a predecessor to adventure movies of the 2000s, especially The Mummy and its... Review

As the sex-starved swingers, Levy and Moranis are the closest thing the film has to characters that could evoke laughter. Review

Dazzling for an action film but still more than a touch too bland to get overly thrilled about, Mission Impossible - Ghost,... Review

Art needs media, and The Artist encapsulates what happens to artists when the media gives way to new technology. Review

When a film tosses this many gags at the screen, some are bound to hit even if most miss. Review

A staple for blaxploitation fans, Blacula should have appeal to conventional horror flick fans as well, especially those who... Review

Paxton Whitehead, Terry Farrell, M. Review

Like the stylized home of the Millers, this film feels remote, cold, and unfinished. Review

What Joe Dante has essentially created is his own B-movie that knows it is a B-movie, and is a reverent throwback to other such... Review

From there he uses his weight to make the tree bend enough to catapult him from treetop to treetop, and swing around like Tarzan... Review

He fares a bit better than Kinnear, whose likeable comic personality goes against the grain of his egotistical rich prick with a... Review

Sudeikis gets to play his affable, slightly daft womanizer, while Bateman continues his string of sarcastic, deadpan pricks that... Review

There are also many more better. Review

If you enjoy seeing Nicholson go way over the top in any movie, there is plenty here to keeps you satisfied, even if such... Review

Outside of the one action-filled scene of the shark attack and subsequent rush to the hospital, the injection of other conflicts... Review

But when Gleeson is on the screen, which is most of the time, the film is entirely watchable and quite entertaining, though it... Review

The look of the film is more ugly than exotic, the acting is mostly amateur hour, and even the highly touted action sequences... Review

And the singing of Sinatra. Review

There is little sense of cinematography, even less emphasis on lighting, as it is ugly, dark and choppy throughout, and dialogue... Review

Perhaps too slight for a big screen release, this should find a comfortable home on video or cable, where such sophisticated... Review