Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

While some of the story threads work better than others, causing the occasionally saggy film to creep over the two-hour mark,... Review

All four of the kids want to be healthy, but they keep finding ways to revert back to old habits and self-defeatist attitudes. Review

Forced into a do-or-die situation, the trio must travel to Berlin to fight for closure, but end up with many detours along,,,... Review

Hopefully, like Chappie, his further experience and maturity will help him grow into a better, more thoughtfully creative force... Review

For that, you had to be one of the lucky ones to have purchased a ticket and attended. Review

Pet Sematary is primarily recommended for King fans, who should enjoy a relatively faithful film based on his work, and whatever... Review

As with The Lost Boys, Schumacher is blessed with a solid and appealing cast. Review

As with most PG-13 shockers, the frightful moments are merely a collection of jump-scares, reliant on sudden noise and movement... Review

Focus is never un-watchable, but it is occasionally too obvious or poorly developed to truly hold together as a smart, clever... Review

They seem better as business partners than lovers of destiny. Review

Not flashy, and not trying to pull on your heartstrings, the Dardennes compel nevertheless with a well-shot and produced talk,... Review

Theatergoers around the world may flock to the nearest hot tub on the hope they can travel back the two hours to stop themselves... Review

Cast: Mae Whitman, Robbie Amell, Allison Janney, Bella Thorne, Bianca A. Review

I say, if you really want to torture the poor gal, strap her down with cable ties and rope, then force her to try to endure this... Review

You already had us, Matthew, so no need to push the boundaries of the characters or narrative beyond the breaking point to get a... Review

It is neither earned, nor do characters this detestable deserve a hopeful outcome. Review

For a movie that should have been about inspiring Latino teens, it sure feels like it is aiming for elderly white filmgoers in... Review

After all, the film asks us to like someone who is committing unspe akably sickening acts, and to see the humor in the,... Review

Fans of horror and comedies will likely unite around this one should it see the light of day in the darkened theater near you. Review

Movie-goers already restless waiting for the the filmmakers to strike again with something akin to The Matrix will probably,... Review

A conversation starter of a movie, and for that, it succeeds. Review

Nevertheless, David Clayton Rogers, who plays the enigmatic Adam, is very convincing playing somewhere between human and not-so,... Review

Bounces back from its occasional lulls to rouse sympathy for those who fight for workers' rights. Review

See it before Hollywood ruins it with the inevitable remake. Review