Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Outside of this, Sometimes in April is a disturbing, but ultimately rewarding, tale of survival in the darkest of times. Review

Followed by a 30-minute PBS special, Hoop Dreams Reunion, which aired in 1995. Review

At its core, Elaan is a bad movie, but might be pleasing for people into the slick Bruckheimer type of moviemaking which says to... Review

Silent Movie is far from perfect, but it is a uniquely clever idea for a modern comedy, which is enough to merit a viewing,... Review

Hitch is directed with confidence by Andy Tennant, who has been on a string of romantic comedies with Sweet Home Alabama, Ever,... Review

Watch the people in the audience around you vomit all over the theater floor simultaneously. Review

It is intelligent, with an attractive and competent cast, plus a unique look that works in its favor. Review

For every good moment, there are about two or three bad ones, making Imaginary Heroes a tiresome experience that never comes... Review

Bride Prejudice is a fits-and-starts sort of film that does seem to find its groove once in a while, but never can maintain it... Review

I just wanted it to end. Review

Riding the Bullet is a dark comedy that frequently alternates between fun to watch and downright annoying. Review

Shame for a girl, shame for a family, and as a growing epidemic, a shame for a country. Review

Hopefully, this review scares you just enough so that you never have to find out for yourself. Review

Into the Sun may be a decent flick for Seagal, but it is still a long way from gaining him mainstream acceptance. Review

Unless you enjoy purely unoriginal slapstick comedy of the broadest variety, my recommendation is to stay far, far away from... Review

Agnes of God is an often powerful drama and intriguing mystery worth viewing for some interesting food for thought, as well as... Review

As for me, I Heart Huckabees is a movie that probably flew over my head thematically, but is well-made enough that I could see... Review

Like any piece of art, whether realistic or abstract, everyone has their own preferences, and some viewers will appreciate the,... Review

Swimming Upstream is certainly likeable and with strong performances by a solid cast, it makes for a good dysfunctional family... Review

Ralph Macchio plays Eugene Martone, classical guitar student of Juilliard but lover of the blues, and he hopes one day to be one... Review

Christian Slater performing kung fu. Review

Without enough gas to light the grill, this is an ill-prepared and undercooked concept film that will only leave you hungrier... Review

Moviemaking this lackluster should have been changed to the more appropriate title, Snow Bored. Review

Despite quality actors, Hide and Seek proves that some films are better off staying hidden. Review