Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

On this level, Gladiator succeeds as a film, even if all holds on accuracy are thrown out of the window. Review

Just as impressive as the direction by Mann are the two lead actors, with Pacino in as fine a form as ever as well as Russell... Review

BLOOD, GUTS, BULLETS, AND OCTANE should only be watched by B-movie junkies with a high tolerance for mediocrity. Review

Lots of symbolism and a multi-textured, multi-leveled story will have people studying this film for years. Review

However, without genuine laughs or a compelling message, 28 Days is nothing more than a collection of quirky scenes and... Review

To each his own, I say. Review

If not, give it a pass, as you probably will find this one to not really do anything better. Review

Hopefully Smith learns the difference before he kills his promising career. Review

For all of its finer attributes, LOVE, ETC. Review

GEN-X COPS delivers an insulting barrage of blows to the intelligence and does so without mercy or redemption. Review

Although similar in many respects to the other submarine movies which have come out in the last 20 years, and in particular Das,... Review

While never succeeding as a comedy, the film later makes the fatal mistake of thinking it can change gears and become a touching... Review

Sure to be studied by the next generation for its technique and breaking of bounds. Review

Watch Beyond the Mat instead. Review

Has a likeable cast and interesting if farfetched plot, but is filled with too many cornball moments... Review

Also, whenever questioned about explicit lyrics the rappers drape themselves with political and social mumbo jumbo, so that,... Review

Like all ambitious artsy releases, your mileage will vary, and your expectations will be the sole determinant as to whether you... Review

Hockey fans may find something of interest due to the subject matter of the material, but most other viewers will probably find,... Review

Not the most significant of its ilk, but it delivers the goods with assurity. Review

Despite not being fresh enough to rave madly over, this is still worthy of a viewing for action fans and should provide a new... Review

The cast is enjoyable, but is also frustratingly wasted with flimsy writing and one-note characterizations limiting their appeal. Review

Marshals as the guy to hire to track down criminals, ir sorely wasted in a supporting role as the down-and-out parole officer. Review

George Lam and Brigitte Lin are extremely likeable as the leads, with a very energetic and fun-to-watch supporting cast... Review

Blue Streak is one of the most painfully unfunny and inept comedies to come out in 1999. Review