Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

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

Immensely enjoyable, but the ending lacked the punch it needed to send it over the top. Review

There is a pleasant nature to the film, and there is a comfort in its predictability because we want everything to happen... Review

The authentic sets, terrific costumes, and permeating atmosphere all add up to making Bonnie and Clyde a compelling, superb form... Review

It might be only marginal entertainment, but still intrigues on a level beyond the formulaic story. Review

She tries to rebuild her life, but finds that after being a wife and mother for all her adult life, she has no work skills nor... Review

Saving Private Ryan was nominated for a multitude of Academy Awards, and a surprising loss for Best Picture to Shakespeare in... Review

You know a movie is good when the main complaint about it is it should have been longer, as it runs just over 85 minutes. Review

My pick for the biggest waste of celluloid in 1998, and a waste of the talents of every participant involved in this dreadful... Review

John Sayles is a great writer, a good director, and a less-than-good editor. Review

Basically the film is merely an excuse to titillate with more booga-booga and slash-and-gash. Review

, Patrick Macnee, Angelica Huston, Howard Hesseman, and Billy Crystal. Review

The film is close to three hours long, and some may find the pace of the film to be excruciatingly slow and not stick with it. Review

The Man Who Knew Too Little has a very funny and terrific premise for a comedy, and Murray does deliver one of his best... Review

As far as thrillers go, it does have its merits, but the misses outweigh the hits in this mediocre endeavor. Review

Curiously, with all of the subplots involving families and the potential destruction of life as we know it, the film is shallow,... Review

The costumes and sets are terrific, and the ensemble of actors is impressive, but the script is chock-full of wonderful ideas... Review

Kids will find it too ugly and violent while adults will think it a trite crock of cornball schmaltz. Review