Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The soundtrack is catchy as well, though Baumbach continues to lean heavy on the same bands as his previous Gerwig,,... Review

The basic structure of the movie is akin to a home invasion flick, a bit like another film about a room, Panic Room, but set two... Review

In Life Magazine, there are many pictures that became big, but Life, the movie, seems to be missing the big picture. Review

It teases but never quite takes hold tonally, leaving you feeling like most of the toys you got at Christmas - fun as a,... Review

While Vanessa takes to mostly lying around the hotel room reading, smoking and pill popping her day away, Roland seeks comfort... Review

Ultimately, Secret in Their Eyes asks more question than it answers, most notably in why the 2009 film needed to be remade to... Review

It is very raw, visceral, and real in a way in which every punch landed will have you flinch in your seat from the impact. Review

Neither an effective comedy nor tragedy, the film fails to settle into a tone that works, other than being an oddity, and even,... Review

Although it hits its stride from time to time, like wobble-kneed Arlo, it seems to stumble often, scrambling back down the... Review

While it may not be be weighty or topical, but it does touch upon universal themes, and explores them in very delicate,,... Review

As a film about journalism, it shows us the importance of patience in telling a powerful story. Review

-- Note: There are two extra scenes in the end credits, and a short stinger at the end. Review

Forget this becoming a perennial favorite holiday classic. Review

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We do get lots of perspiration, however, as the film does enjoy showing the sweltering, stifling work conditions that force,... Review

He truly does come across like a gentle boy whose never encountered a masculine presence first-hand, and a fragile-minded one... Review

The cycle of damaged families seems to continue from one generation to the next. Review

Alas, there are the other storylines to contend with. Review

Absolutely Anything is absolutely disappointing in the end. Review

The use of handheld cameras in particular is something that often distracts as a straight Western, though it does make you feel,... Review

For a film filled with lullabies, it is unsettling enough to keep you up for the night. Review

Like the incorporeal title implies, Spectre may not be meaty enough to leave a lasting impression, but it certainly makes for an... Review

In an era in which a superior comedy like the seemingly effortless but endlessly entertaining Chef exists, Burnt certainly,... Review

Truth, while always quite watchable, doe begin to suffer a bit in its last several scenes, primarily because Vanderbilt... Review