Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Chris Pratt goes for leading man status, drained of nearly all of the boyish charm that made him a star, trying instead for a...

Dano does resemble a younger Wilson quite well, even going so far as to put on weight learn to play piano, and do his own...

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- There is an extra scene midway through the end credits.

Watching her facial reaction go from beaming to wounded for laughs can get a bit old when it is done too often, and this film...

For instance, one might gather that they could easily avoid being trapped into their fate if none of them looks at the latest...

If we truly cared about these characters, and if they behaved in a manner that normal human beings might, this could be a,...

It also strains believability a bit to see 17-year-olds choose to watch Burden of Dreams or Seconds, without going to film...

You could knock the film for being over-romanticizing about Hawaii, but, in all honesty, there should have been more of that...

Certainly, you might have the same sentiment at some point in this squirm-inducing thriller that, yet again, uses the sexual...

It really can be infectious, and likely will make people want to sing along with with the actresses on the screen.

But the real reason why this modern-day update is a failure is that everything it is and does has not only been done in the,...

Director and co-writer Brad Bird is certainly no stranger to making futuristic family entertainment that is smart, funny and...

I suppose the title is appropriate, as it is as leisurely paced a sub 90-minute film as you may find these days.

It took a half century to finally convince the public that cigarette pose more harm than good.

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There is another scene involving the sudden death of a side character that brings up more questions that go largely unanswered,...

-- Trivia: Hugh Keays-Byrne, who plays Immortan Joe, was also the main nemesis, though a different character named Toecutter, in...

You can almost hear the thunderous metallic sound of the entire project derailing into a ravine of its own making.

At its core, Welcome to Me is a character study, but a study into a character who, by the end of the film, is no less enigmatic...

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Without the requisite wit in the screenplay by TV scribes David Feeney and John Quintance, the actresses have little choice,,,...

In Rise of the Planet of the Apes, I believed what happens as smart and sentient apes overtake human-kind, because, from a,...

Unfortunately, the overstuffed and barely intelligible story, scant characterizations, and plenty of spotty acting mar the movie.