Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

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

Basically, this juvenile pothead comedy is likely only to appeal to juveniles or potheads. Review

Refreshing that such an epic-feeling big budget summer film based on a franchise would run at a mere one hour and forty-five,... Review

The laughs and good cheer has already been had, and the film has more than enough momentum to make it to the finish line with... Review

We learn little, and without much in the way of character development beyond them gearing up for the battle scenes, we have... Review

Double Dragon is a disappointment for those looking for a humorous martial arts film, as it is neither funny nor well... Review

It could have been crass and forgettable, but ends up being a very sweet and funny low-key film that will grow on and win over... Review

It is written, produced, directed and consumed mostly by male pigs after all. Review

Sure, Bay is able to make it vaguely workable during a few short stretches, but momentum is either halted by the next moment of,... Review

The bombing of London is a bit more problematic, as it looks like fire overlays had been used in order to give the appearance of... Review

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

Sadly for us, there are few laughs to be had, and those that do evoke chuckles come mostly at its expense. Review

Cars is a good film, though it had been arguably the worst of the Pixar lot. Review

Much of the dialogue, which was constantly being re-written by Julien and Pryor, will be well-known to scores of hip hop,... Review

The battle scenes are mostly without blood or viscera, in keeping with its PG-13 rating, though there are some decapitations... Review

On top of the intrigue, the film is, also like ballet, about achieving grace and inner peace through hard work and determination. Review

As such, it is worthwhile for fans of its star, and of 1980s sci-fi in general, as long as expectations are tempered for a... Review

The Book of Eli contains some interesting ideas, such as the importance of literacy, the fragility of knowledge, and the worth... Review

Many narrative shortcuts are taken, the product of having too many characters and too little time to flesh any of them out more... Review

It spins a gripping yarn. Review

Young teens, or those who enjoy teen novels and TV shows, are the target demographic, and sadly, much of what passes for... Review

Wiig benefits from a very good supporting cast of comediennes, with Rudolph playing the straight woman role well and they do,... Review

The film is shot with particular love for the city of Paris, starting off with a montage of a typical day in the City of Light... Review

If only we ever got to know them as more than conduits to adventure, we might even shed a tear. Review