Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

A decidedly non-judgmental look at people in committed relationships... Review

Simmons would encourage his audience to call their moms and dads in his memorable Oscar acceptance speech: Tell them you love... Review

Shot brightly and handsomely, with a rich attention to period and costumes... Review

Perhaps it's time for the real-life Adam Sandler and David Spade to fake their deaths and live the rest of their lives on whatever tropical island they choose. Review

The journey is still enriching enough to forgive the underwhelming qualities of its destination... Review

Making their present production even more incomprehensible and entirely superfluous than the original. Review

It's a needless film, pointlessly delivered, existing only to tide over families itching for a movie for the tykes between better releases. Review

Overblown, overly violent, and largely without choice comic relief... Review

There are a number of funny moments for dim-bulb characters... Review

The characters are neither very interesting to observe nor fun to see interact with one another, despite plenty of good character actors among the supporting cast. Review

If you're interested, check out Pelé's exciting real-life footage on YouTube instead... Review

Such a complex subject deserves more complexity in bringing his story to life. Review

Tonally erratic and too fantastical to buy as something resembling our known reality, Money Monster is a missed opportunity... Review

He also connects well with his performers to draw out rich characterizations and improvised touches to make them feel authentic,... Review

It would seem an odd collection of thespians to put together as a family, but they work quite well for the material. Review

The tone is a bit loose, and occasionally stiff, but the performances elevate the characters such that we like them well enough... Review

Tries to have its cake and eat it too. Review

Well acted, nicely paced, and with enough nuggets of fun moments to overcome the heavy amount of plotting necessary to set up for the main events... Review

Whatever shock value the film could have held is immediately muted by the knowledge that the value of human life has become nil,... Review

There are several allusions to the plight of Miles Davis to that of a boxer, a fighter who needs to get that edge back, that,... Review

Sill flying under the radar, Saulnier continues to be an auteur worth looking out for. Review

It might be more their story than history, but they spin a pretty entertaining yarn with the premise. Review

Delivers on just enough funny moments to garner a recommendation... Review

A fantastic technical achievement of eye-popping computer graphics more so than it is a work of great narrative fiction... Review