Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

It’s a freak-show of a film, but one that scratches at uncomfortable itches that will linger with you for a long time after credits roll. Review

I’m all for unconventional film-making, but what Malick is doing here still tries to conform to a narrative structure... Review

It’s not funny in the slightest, but at the same time, quite laughable in many respects. Review

Although I do admire a couple of the plot developments, and a good performance by Reeve playing a not-so-good version of himself, the bad elements definitely far exceed the good. Review

The only mission more impossible might be for McQuarrie to outdo himself in a third go-round as director in the franchise... Review

It just tries so hard to be a comedy that it becomes difficult to take the drama and action as weighty. Review

The weight of current headlines certainly makes it feel like a substantive and semi-important movie to ponder... Review

While Skyscraper might be about the world’s largest erection, the results are disappointingly flaccid. Review

A terrific epic film that seems to get better with age... Review

For those who are patient and willing to entertain deeper notions, it does make the entire plot quite fascinating... Review

This labor of love deserves its due, thanks to the timeless tale spun within, and the wonderful wizardry to bring Henson’s seemingly boundless imagination to life. Review

An acting tour de force... Review

If you enjoyed Ant-Man, you’ll probably find enough of the formula you were entertained by in this follow-up to come away thinking it was time well spent. Review

There are just enough jokes to make this a fun diversion for those in the mood for some low-grade chuckles... Review

Film that will likely run the gamut of reactions, as how much one is entertained by it all will likely be determined by how much one identifies with the movie’s pervasive allusions and connections... Review

A film both odd and uneven at the same time. Review

Viscerally engaging, indelibly potent in atmosphere, explores some interesting psychological complexities, and does deliver a consistent level of entertainment... Review

An easy recommendation for those looking for a zany, satirical, and sometimes surprisingly affecting, musical oddity. Review

Hanks is winning, Candy is hilarious, Hannah is endearing, and Ron Howard keeps it all together with enough momentum to overcome the pitfalls of the leaden finale. Review

At least this one's good for an occasional chuckle, both intentional and not. Review

Too uneven in its delivery to give a recommendation to most people, but also so odd that it merits recommending to some who like offbeat action films... Review

Well crafted enough to give a recommendation to for those who enjoy slow-burn horror with good performances and some interesting subject matter... Review

The bells and whistles make it stand out just enough to have personality and a few unique moments to entertain beyond its conceptual simplicity in world-building. Review

The film is a bit of a slow burner, despite some prolonged early action sequences. Review