Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Not without some modicum of charm, and the usual Soderbergh flair for visual flourishes, it often feels like an unfocused and undisciplined work... Review

Seems more prosaic than poetic, but that's still quite enough to make a good film when the prose is this compelling. Review

It isn't all flash, as themes of a life to achieve after the fun and games have lost their luster play out. Review

Good performances and insights but , alas, not nearly as memorable. Review

Has enough to offer for genre fans, who should find the lengthy and well-presented action delivers top-notch moments... Review

Emerges as a fun and funny comedy that finds more than enough truthful moments to savor... Review

Feels like just a momentary diversion in superhero cinema rather than something to merit writing home about. Review

A pure form of cinema that further solidifies Wright's place as one of the great talents among the current generation of filmmakers. Review

Isn't much more than occasionally amusing... Review

A bitter pill of a comedy one might find as bleak and discomforting as real life were it not for the ability for the Kids to persistently find our happy. Review

A film that tantalizes and has a few interesting things to say about male/female dynamics, but it is one of those films that fails to fully satisfy. Review

A soulless undertaking that has its brain shrunken and no trace of heart to spark it to life. Review

A smartly developed, engagingly directed, supercharged adrenaline ride... Review

An experience that offers a few interesting, amusing, pithy, or poignant scenes, but not enough of them... Review

The best thing about The Lovers, other than its performances and commitment to characterizations, is that it strays from predictability... Review

Once you're still reeling from the holes in the plot, the rest plays out fairly predictably... Review

Does raise some challenging questions... Review

A compelling and insightful documentary that entertains, educates, and challenges. Review

Poignant in spots, but a bit hammy by today's standards in execution... Review

A methodical film that offers modest rewards, savored by those who prefer macabre, dread-filled horror flicks... Review

The chemistry is still there, even with the addition of new characters to the mix, adding to the overall fun vibe... Review

Riding high on nostalgia and sentimentality, with witty dialogue and actors who make their respective characters a breeze to watch... Review

Very nicely performed by the leads, Beer and Niney... Review

One of those films that works more in one's mind than on the screen... Review