Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Not that director Askin is helping any.

Just like the doll the film is named after, this wooden production is marred by unappealing aesthetics and an unmoving delivery.

Watch American Beauty to see this kind of film done right.

Viewers are just looking for a few laughs and a pleasant time.

At least, it is for those of us who grew up with depression in the family, we see that existence as normal eventually, so when,...

For an improved piece that channels the 1970s sexist and racist attitudes, Anchorman does it much better.

-- There is an extra scene part way through the end credits.

Certainly, the allure of young Colette is enough to keep interested parties around.

Man on Fire did sickening acts of brutality better, of course, but if that one proves too dark and heavy for you, this is the,...

They both rise well above a script that could have used more work, especially in the way nearly every character repeats a line,...

-- There are extra scenes during and after the credits.

On occasion, Levy and Tropper do manage to stumble into an erudite moment that surprises.

The Maze Runner may seem a bit generic by modern standards, but it is fairly effective most of the way, eventually leading to a...

The acting is spotty.

Repeat viewings will likely reap rewards, but just getting through the first one may prove a futile task for those who dislike...

Marisa Tomei and Darren E.

Roskam is blessed with a solid cast up and down the line, despite the fact that few among the cast are New Yorkers, much less...

Colin must know that no one watches the news in suburban Atlanta because he uses his real name to everyone he meets.

Hazel, daughter of Clearwater manager Clay, appears to have some romantic feelings for him, and fears that Sawyer may eventually...

The kids, while cute, are written to be a bit too precocious at times, and the dolphins exhibit anthropomorphic qualities not...

As an experimental attempt to craft a lasting work, Folman certainly deserves a certain admiration, but his film is just too...

God Help the Girl is a fragile film about fragile characters in the most fragile moment of their lives.

Cast: Kevin Kline, Susan Sarandon, Dakota Fanning, Sean Flynn, Patrick St.

They seem to be playing for camp, but Marcellino has put together the film as an earnest drama, so the acting and action are at,...