Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

As a comedy, The Ant Bully never more than mildly funny. Review

While there are plenty of special effects, action sequences, gadgets and gizmos, and hard-driving pop tunes, the entertainment... Review

We know what to expect from Allen: regurgitations of themes and styles he invented back in the days when he was the first to do... Review

If Undisputed deserved to be titled Undistinguished, then Undisputed 2 should be called Undeserving of even claiming that. Review

Miami Vice has some substantial weaknesses, such as the aforementioned lack of character development and the lengthy running... Review

Rent Lord of the Flies, Mad Max, Waterworld, or even The Beach if you are absolutely in the mood for a film like this. Review

Military life is overly glamorized, the romantic interests are highly superficial, and many of the main conflicts between the... Review

On a Clear Day is thoughtful and sentimental enough to please audiences looking for something uplifting, but, like Frank, it is... Review

Honey does live up to its name -- slow-moving, syrupy, and overly sweet. Review

-- Also made into a television series that ran from 2000-2002, starring Gena Lee Nolin. Review

If that happens, it may not be long before real-world video store clerks are handing over copies of their future films and... Review

While it may have looked hilarious on paper, the delivery is often bland throughout, finally imploding in the last few scenes... Review

Most of the laughs come through either contrived broad. Review

As with every other Smith film, to properly appreciate Clerks II to its fullest extent, one has to overlook the inconsistent,... Review

In his final act, he tosses us an anchor instead. Review

The sound effects and music are also impressive, and along with the well-cast voice actors, it definitely had all of the... Review

If that means you, you owe it to yourself to check it out, as it is arguably the best that both series have to offer. Review

The rest of the gags are in similarly poor taste, with something to offend just about everyone. Review

The audiences of today seem quite gleeful to accept a jar full of dirt in its stead. Review

Alas, the only reverberations we hear come from the echoes heard in the cavernous depths of a theater filled with mostly,,... Review

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The sheer amateurishness of the acting and overall production also might be a major turn-off to those not expecting it. Review

Cast: Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd, Cary Elwes, Alex McArthur, Tony Goldwyn, Jay O. Review

One interesting comment of the film is that if someone is a junkie for ten years, seven of those years are spent in the act of... Review