Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Viewers who enjoy good storytelling, especially taut pacing and superb character development, will come away empty-handed, as...

This is a film created for children seeing these things for the first time and adults who enjoy revisiting the cinematic...

However, as much as I wanted to love it, the inanity of it is just too overwhelming.

Yet, for all of its flaws, The Goonies gains momentum from its charm and imagination, making this a popcorn movie favorite,...

-- Followed by Superman III.

Coogan is a more upbeat blend of the two, but not strong enough in either direction to be very memorable, and obscurity resulted.

If you love the 70s stunt and car flicks, The Gumball Rally is well worth your time to check out.

Perhaps Brian ought to spend less time trying to rip off Hitchcock and more time ripping off Waller ripping off De Palma ripping...

The series would pick up again in 2006 with Superman Returns.

Unless you really like either of the two leads, or are just a sucker for light romances, no matter how much noise you have to,...

Just a smidgeon of intelligence to it and we might actually be privy to a classic modern actioner, instead of just a highly,,...

Rowling zealots could truly be enthralled with.

Alas, Famuyima has an agenda here, an honorable one to be sure, but has chosen the wrong vehicle to set these statements in...

Fans of Shatner may also like seeing him cut loose as the affable psychopath.

Welcome to Mooseport is a mostly flaccid affair made by people who have spent a career making such things.

As the years go by, Roman Holiday remains ageless, a true timeless classic.

There are very few laughs to be found...

George tries to report it, but everyone seems reluctant to believe him, especially when the dead man appears back on the train...

French sensibilities done in films.

Bleak and raw, full of erudite symbolism, Hud is rich food for thought for all who are hungry for intelligent fare.

Unfortunately, even with the same writer, director, and cast of actors, the charm was gone.

-- Followed by Shrek the Third.

We laugh because we feel like we are watching real people in real situations, and if for even an instance the film would lose,...

No poetry, no pith, no poignancy and no depth -- just boring comic-book angst and cartoonish characterizations.