Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The Contract is an unfortunate waste of time and talent -- their talent, our time. Review

Just be sure to look closely in the bucket before you eat. Review

-- Remade less successfully in 1994. Review

As the main characters die off in 300, there are no pulse rates raised and no tears to wipe away. Review

Coming out afterward, the American film, White Noise 2, also follows a similar path by having the protagonist receive signs as... Review

Thelma Louise is funnier than most comedies, more moving than most dramas, and more electrifying than most action films, period. Review

Without not a single laugh whatsoever, you can imagine how I feel about Caffeine. Review

Just as President Mitchell had once started out as just a normal guy who was worthy of being loved, he shut everyone and,,... Review

Bullitt is a solid police procedural blessed with some exciting cut-loose moments that are a welcome relief from the heavy,... Review

Wild Hogs is mostly just a collection of comic scenes involving four buddies with different personalities getting into all,,... Review

While the subject matter might seem depressing and sad, the film is often funny and interesting much of the time, although it--,... Review

-- Followed by the mostly non-continuity releases known in the US as Supercop, Supercop 2, and First Strike. Review

At its roots, the film is about channeling ones anxieties into an expressive medium, which is the impetus for most artists to,,,... Review

The lives of the women lost deserve more than to be used as fodder for a mediocre b-movie thriller. Review

-- Previously made in 1981. Review

We get all of the information, but the presentation never really points out just how key certain ideas and passages are to the--... Review

Supergirl is a project that should have been a slam dunk. Review

There really is little justification for the whopping 121 minutes of run time, especially when there is such a tendency to drag... Review

The tone is lackadaisical, leaning heavily toward wholly improvised scenes that are explored at length before moving to the next. Review

However, the rest is compelling in its quiet fashion, with an underlying beauty that serves its otherwise conventional story... Review

In the world of computer animated feature films, this is a bottom-feeder all the way. Review

This is pulpy, b-movie caliber entertainment for those who like their space operas just a hair hokey. Review

I suppose one should cut a little slack to these actors, since almost none of them have ever performed in roles before, and,,... Review

John Cusack carries the movie on his shoulders, putting himself completely into the role, and doing what he would do so well:... Review