Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The romance between Goldblum and Preston is tired and tepid, but Murphy electrifies whenever he appears onscreen.

There are some nice stylistic touches throughout the film, and many scenes are tightly constructed gems visually, with a nice...

Although I liked the film as a whole, I can only regard this as a disappointment considering how well the first two thirds of...

All in all, it must be said it is a fun film -- but an incredibly unbelievable and stupid kind of fun film.

They elect Stanton not so much because they believe him, but because they believe in him.

Obviously in comparison to the other obvious jungle adventure, Raiders of the Lost Ark, this film suffers, but it definitely is...

Great fun, especially for fans of the Three Musketeers.

The cast is at its best, with Edward G.

The only black hole in the film was the void formed by the lack of creativity of all involved.

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A likeable time-killer.

Washington is terrific as usual, but NBA hoopster Ray Allen gives the most impressive performance as the talented ballplayer.

Armageddon is a mega-budget action flick runs the gamut from inspiringly effective to downright awful.

Enjoyable, but could have been much better with a different cast.

Effective uses of yin and yang plotting, good acting, heaps of style, and lots of action amid the drama add up to Hong Kong...

Yet the Gigi-esque qualities shine through, and Roberts is a revelation in her breakthrough role.

The sympathy for the characters turns into a bit of a double-edged sword as you end up caring for the characters, but that same...

Westley assumes the role of the Dread Pirate Roberts and makes his return to save the princess before the marriage, but the task...

Three centuries later they are thawed in modern-day Hong Kong where they continue their battle on the streets.

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...