Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

He is about as hyper as his performances in the Pepsi One commercials and delivers on energy but not on acting in this outing.

We can only hope that one day they release the full cut of the film to properly see if those missing scenes will turn this...

The film gets credit for a slick look and stylish direction, but all of this energy could have been put to better use in a movie...

Some good acting in certain scenes, alternating with bad in others, the film is more engaging as a curiosity than a narrative.

The basic premise is almost the exact opposite of the far superior film PLEASANTVILLE, and might have worked if they had just a...

Paint-by-numbers chick flick contrivances abound, but excitement is nowhere to be found.

Expect little in the way of any surprises, with an ending that is completely predictable from the get-go.

A bland idea for a story combined with a weak cast adds up to a rather tepid thriller.

With HARD EIGHT Paul Thomas Anderson shows early on why he is going to be considered one of the greats.

Many funny moments and terrific performances help keep the fun going and laughs coming.

If you really need to watch a shark film, you know which one to rent.

Recommended only for those with the thickest of skins.

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More attention is given to the look of the film, that characters and casting took a backseat to the detriment of the overall...

Matt Damon is such a natural actor, reminiscent of the easy but subtly intense style Denzel Washington is known for, and the...

Hardcore fans of the show may be annoyed by the musical pieces, so this film is strictly for South Park fans who like musicals.

Well-crafted, gripping and thought-provoking entertainment.

-- Followed by Blade II in 2002 and Blade: Trinity in 2004.

The film is a wildly mixed bag, seeming to hit its stride every few minutes only to be undercut by prolonged periods of...

There is tension all-around as no one likes each other, further complicated by the revelation that the natural mother has been...

Not a good film by any stretch of the imagination, but young horror lovers in search of a no-brainer fright flick may have fun...

Only Sinatra and a competent supporting cast keep this film afloat most of the way, but once the killer gets his lines, Sin...

Playing by Heart is a quality piece of work, a smart drama with good performances that delivers many things to make you smile...

A timeless and essential entertainment for young and old alike.