Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Action purists will be satiated, but those expecting meals to have more meat and less leftover potatoes will be left hungry for... Review

As a quirky tip of the hat to junk food cinema, it would go on to a similar cult status as the films it pays homage to. Review

These sorts of things happen several times, as she sleuths her way to answers with minimal effort -- letters with damning... Review

Sadly, this film marks the nadir of an already spotty career that is almost becoming as much of a disaster as her personal life. Review

William is shattered, and finds it impossible to just let go. Review

Pretty Cool should hit the spot for lovers of even the most vapid of the 1980s sex romps, even if crossover appeal is nil. Review

If the first film delivered laughs despite its derivativeness, this one offers mostly derivativeness without building truly... Review

In addition to the aforementioned surprising turn by Guttenberg, it features alluring performances by a younger Isabelle,,... Review

Even if some of the jokes are not important to the plot, they are the real joy in watching a film like this. Review

Get Smart would be remade into Get Smart, starring Steve Carell, in 2008. Review

Great costumes and cinematography too. Review

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Har-har. Review

It skips your brain entirely and aims straight for the heart, but the organ produces a reaction in most if the stomach. Review

CENT in one shot, then seen outside the ship in the next, hurtling toward the black hole. Review

Meatballs is much like the experience of summer camp itself -- a place to escape the doldrums of your natural life for a while... Review

It tosses up plenty of unrelated gags and disjointed asides pulled right out of their rear ends --the incongruous nature of it... Review

Considering the plastic characters and manufactured emotional conflicts, perhaps it would have been more thematically... Review

Braveheart is funnier. Review

Like its title suggests, whatever money you pay for the ticket or rental, in addition to your time, will be rewarded with,... Review

He has normal problems, normal feelings. Review

The novel by Richard Peck of the same name provides the basis for the story, although they do make the victim far less,,... Review

Then there is a scene meant to foster trust between the couple where Sadie is blindfolded and Ben, in the backseat of a car,... Review

With a dog to care for and a potential new lady friend in his life, he begins to open up to new possibilities, although the,--... Review