Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

With a snappy Hitchcockian plot and some great acting by Redford, Three Days of the Condor is top-drawer filmmaking in the...

His writing keeps it all together though, and even if it tends to be a little more subdued than it should, it will nevertheless...

Stallone turns in one of his most appealing performances in years, and along with the rest of the cast, this is an acting tour...

A couple of LAPD detectives arrive on the scene, which pleases the local police chief who is star-struck by the big city cops.

Highly recommended for fans of the series.

Poorly cast in almost every role, with three annoying kids thrown in to boot, this is probably a tale that was better left...

Grant and Day grace the production with their usual effortless charm, and the Oscar nominated screenplay sparkles with double...

Terrific cinematography, serene locations, and a deliberately slow pace all work their magic to creating a thoroughly compelling...

The film has a crazy energy and a certain charm that is unmist akable, but the contrived nature that permeates almost every,,...

Both of them are magnetic.

A much underrated and overlooked gem by Carpenter.

Men in Black is merely an escapist diversion, with lots of bad qualities but just enough good ones to make it worthwhile.

The cinematography and editing delivers lots of style but little substance.

2001 is a uniquely overwhelming experience of sight and sound, a masterpiece for the time vaults.

Murphy seems to excel when he performs in roles not written with him in mind, such as this one, and ironically his career went...

The film tends unfortunately sags during the second half as the goings-on are less crucial and therefore less interesting.

As a movie, perhaps The Mask leaves much to be desired in the storytelling department, but through ceaseless energy and,...

One word of caution: it may be too violent and scary for young children, despite the PG rating.

In my opinion, this is the work when Gilliam finally hit his stride as a director, marked with much less of the uneven tone,...

The characters are complex, situations authentic and while the point of the film seems enigmatic, it still remains fascinating.

However, the flaws are relatively minor, and for most viewers, easily put up with in order to enjoy the film as a whole.

Clavier in a double role as both the peasant and one of his smug descendants steals the show, while Reno is his usual excellent...

Only a few awkward scenes at the end of the film mar this film from perfection.

Very realistic and impressive.