Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Jones have to offer. Review

It takes about 45 minutes before Atlantis becomes truly entertaining, but once it does, it remains so for the duration. Review

In the second half, the film is finally sandbagged by the horror elements, and what was merely a momentary distraction becomes... Review

-- Followed by an in-name-only sequel, The Twins Effect II. Review

Mystery Date is an excruciatingly monotonous by-the-numbers teen flick without a shred of originality to be found. Review

Benjamin and Rudnick have no leg to stand on here, and the result is a daft, clueless mish-mash of uninspired hijinx and... Review

From violent soccer-loving hooligans, Hitler youth, French mimes, kinky Amsterdam sex shops, overly amorous Italians, and,... Review

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As for the rest, it certainly delivers all of the action you could want, although you may have a hangover afterward from all of... Review

As Punch-Drunk Love showed, Sandler can be appealing even when he is in a serious role. Review

From parodies of The Wizard of Oz and Bullitt, and other wonderful bits, the sum of all the little touches adds up to make this... Review

Cheese-ball fun for those who love junk food cinema. Review

There are a few things that occur to me the more times I see The Thing, the biggest among them is how well it has aged. Review

While many viewers will think this a laborious 90 minutes to sit through, those who like artistic mood pieces filled with heavy,... Review

It does take a while to get going, but once it does, enough points are scored to make it a worthwhile viewing for those who... Review

For those who enjoy the performers, and especially have a soft spot for hitman comedies like Analyze This, Wise Guys does make,... Review

With a new mayor in town, there is a new policy, whereby anyone can enroll into a police academy, regardless of weight, age,,... Review

Hockey fans should also have a reason to rejoice, as Miracle is one of the best to cover the sport with respect, instead of... Review

Almost everyone else will cringe, gag, and convulse from the sheer ineptitude of this mawkish, manipulative fiasco. Review

So, if you loved the first film, you should be pleased with this faithful sequel, even if it suffers from fewer laughs, more,... Review

Recommended for the entire family. Review

For an independent film, Sardi is also blessed to have some terrific talent around him. Review

William Phillips shows some flair in the direction, utilizing a nice sense of style with split-screen action montages that push... Review

The Big Bounce lives up to its name by falling back to earth every time it looked like it was going to take off. Review