Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

INSTINCT is worth watching for the performances and some well-done moments, but contrived scenes and predictable characters bog... Review

Solid and tight action, just the way it should be. Review

End of Days is a total failure in almost every respect, with only some impressive special effects as the only saving grace. Review

The police are hunting for a serial killer, and evidence points to her. Review

Star Trek II is absolutely essential viewing for even the most casual fan of Star Trek, and maybe even for those who are not. Review

Like so many thrillers, AMNESIA starts off with an interesting idea, but fails due to uninspired execution and a forced attempt... Review

The excitement is not enough. Review

Martin and Murphy deliver a high amount of energy making the film watchable for the duration. Review

What ultimately lets the film down is the hammy and overblown revelation of the killer and the subsequent explanations for the... Review

Election is one of the funniest and most impressive films of 1999. Review

There are a few twists and turns along the way, none of it very convincing, but the entire premise is so ludicrous that by the,... Review

While leaving much of the questions about the violent form of entertainment unanswered, this still remains absorbing for one of... Review

Hiccups of inspiration appear every once in a while, but are drowned in a sea of overwritten dialogue and underdeveloped ideas. Review

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

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

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

Watchable, but not a good film by any means. Review

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

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

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

Very much recommended. Review

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

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

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