Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Mad Dog and Glory is offbeat fun, even if it never amounts to anything special.

If anything the film seems to embrace these issues rather than portray them in any meaningful fashion.

The film is terrible to be sure, but not totally without merits.

Alas, there are problems with the lack of solidity to the lightweight material, with an overbearing calypso score which mars the...

Fans of eye-candy will enjoy the film, but everyone else may fall asleep from the tedium.

Impressive work from a crew of budding stars and one of the best thrillers of the Eighties.

It was followed by a sequel, dubbed Executioners but after watching this film, I have no desire for more.

At times touching, funny, and infuriating, the film is always insightful.

The film leaves more questions than answers, and sets itself up in the end for the eventual sequel to tie up all the loose ends.

By the time the film ended I was almost entirely befuddled as to what was going on, and found the abrupt ending unsatisfying.

The cast is terrific, the feel is authentic, and the mix of comedy and drama is perfection.

Maybe it was a slow year, but I feel this film falls short of top 5 film worthiness for me.

After further digging into the matter, she is startled to discover the high rate of patients who go into comas that are,:...

Obviously, required viewing for war film and WW2 buffs, but terrific entertainment for everyone else.

-- Re-released with enhanced special effects and some additional scenes in theaters as Star Wars: Special Edition in 1997.

Crown.

However, the film is far too simplistic in nature, and the overall storyline is shallow at best.

-- Follows El Mariachi.

-- Remake of the 1963 film.

Too bad he wasted his time and talent on an instantly forgettable but forever regrettable dud like this.

Hitchcock tosses in a few touches of style, though some were injected due to the fact that it was originally filmed to be shown...

While some gags are inspired and funny, there are a few too many groaners in the mix.

For die-hard Grisham fans only.

Entertaining and thoroughly likeable, especially for teenagers.