Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

I would gladly take a dip in a pool full of guano than sit through this mind-numbingly stupid and unoriginal waste of celluloid...

Far too much turbulence in what should have been a smooth flight.

Fans of period dramas will find enough to enjoy here, but most others may find themselves trying not to maintain consciousness...

None of the characters may be anyone to root for, but they are fun to watch nonetheless in their stupidity.

This movie owes far more to RAMBO than to spaghetti westerns, as we watch Django and his big gun infiltrate the slave mines and...

Not a great film, but still entertaining enough for fans of spaghetti westerns.

Very much recommended.

Fascinating yet disappointing at the same time, and while it tries to instill hopefulness about the afterlife, it only succeeds...

The film has its moments, particularly when the terrific Washington is onscreen, and also sports a solid supporting cast.

Curiously much of the stirring emotional moments comes, not from the romantic plot, but from the on-the-field perfect game drama.

From the get-go.

American Beauty is extremely well-crafted across the board, with numerous moments of greatness.

I suppose providing just enough hilarity to fill up a movie trailer makes for great marketing, but mucking up what otherwise...

American Pie does deliver an occasional chuckle and a likeable cast, but its lack of depth and emptiness of inspiration make...

Of course, things get a bit complicated when Sebastian begins to have feelings for his prey.

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.