Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Based on a novel by John Grisham, the film has a nice look and good acting, but it is very standard fare which contains little...

Basically, HIGH RISK is just DIE HARD Hong Kong-style.

However, the film is saved from being bad from terrific cast chemistry and a few truly funny moments.

Daniel Day-Lewis pulls off his boxing with skill as well as his adept acting.

Yun-Fat is appealing in his first American role, but Sorvino seems to lack the gritty depth that her role requires and most of...

The film is basically just an excuse for a chase vehicle, nothing more.

The two become closer and the girlfriend begins to have feelings for her, which is no big deal to the boyfriend since he wants...

Had the script been more profound and the action tightened up, Costner could have really pulled a gem out of this idea.

Although handcuffed by David O.

Arguably the greatest family film of all time, The Wizard of Oz is endlessly enchanting and endearing.

At first she wants nothing to do with him, but Jerry stalks her until she eventually wears down.

Maybe next time folks.

The finer elements vastly exceed any moments of heavy-handed morality, making this a must-see for all lovers of historical epics.

Fittingly enough, Mike Werb cowrote The Mask a few years earlier, with he and co-writer Michael Colleary just coming off,...

The real color of night can be seen when you turn off your television set, which is exactly what you should do when the movie...

Grant and Hepburn are a true joy to watch, and the script is full of clever twists and turns to keep you guessing.

The performances and people portrayed were so interesting, I actually did not want the film to end, despite its length and...

Quiz Show is fascinating and thought-provoking entertainment, and another gem in the Redford oeuvre.

Until the last hour of the film.

A great cast and brilliantly stylish direction make this a quintessential example of Hong Kong kung-fu cinema.

As a film, this fails miserably, with a derivative plot, horrible editing, amateurish acting, almost non-existent direction, and...

Ethan Hawke and Jude Law are outstanding in their respective roles.

-- Followed by a short-lived TV series in 1986, Fast Times.

B-movie stuff given A-movie treatment, no doubt due to the success of Scream the year before.