Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Snake Eyes is another flawed film in this vein. Review

-- Remade in China in 1955 as Hou Chiang. Review

The film moves along fairly stale for the first half, but after the initial setup, it pays off with a terrific and moving last... Review

Jackson and Spacey put on an acting clinic in this edge-of-your seat thriller, which with a little tightening up of plot holes,... Review

Bold, audacious, and beguiling. Review

It may forever be overshadowed by its predecessor in theme Goodfellas, but it should be regarded as another great film in the... Review

De Niro as director does fall into the trap of using nostalgic music for no apparent reason, and while the film is mostly,... Review

Having an actual virus is more enjoyable than sitting through this one. Review

So bad that it saves itself from the lowest rating by garnering entertainment through unintentional humor and high camp value. Review

Good stuff. Review

Affliction is still a worthwhile drama, but lacks the focus needed to ever make it emotionally compelling. Review

Everyone else will simply scratch their heads in bewilderment. Review

This is the quintessential 1990s popcorn movie, an all-filler thriller for the masses. Review

Sporting a likeable cast and outstanding special effects, it has what it takes to be a good film, but it seems that only the,... Review

Highly recommended for all Hong Kong kung fu action fans, and Stephen Chow fans in particular. Review

Tasty but not very filling. Review

But the real star here is Soderbergh, who proves Sex Lies and Videotape was no fluke and pulls off another gem in this... Review

A squandered opportunity at a classic political satire, and an unfortunate waste of talent. Review

Getting nowhere, he then takes it outside. Review

Li and Lin thrill as always, and the action builds to feverish intensity in the impressive finale of Earth-shattering... Review

The storyline does maintain interest, but ultimately the film fails due to the pomposity of the smarmy and unrealistic,,... Review

A worthwhile but unremarkable entry in the Star Trek film series. Review

Sandwiched between The Lady Vanishes and Rebecca in the Hitchcock filmography, one can understand why the film is considered... Review

I actually enjoyed the film for the most part, especially the energetic first hour of the film. Review