Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Unlike Bonnie and Clyde, which seemed to be about much more than a story of bank robbers, Mann is content to keep Public Enemies...

First-time feature film director James Bobin does a respectable job keeping all of the mayhem together without losing much in,...

There have been films more implausible to be sure, but the successful ones managed to move briskly, feature more interesting,...

Until then, the highly potent and gritty thrills are delivered, enough to justify it as time well spent for politically-tinged...

A couple of the actors look like they should be old enough to have graduated college by now, rather than still in their senior...

One marvels at how much acting and action can be done with a silent horse at the forefront, and Spielberg is able to give us...

If there is any effects enhancement to them, it is scarcely noticeable.

Less Than Zero is a mixed bag, slick and energetic with a very popular soundtrack, but all of its strengths are mere bells and...

The entire production just looks cheap and plays like amateur hour at the movies.

As such, it is a cerebral thriller, intelligent and rich in concepts, and yet not nearly what one would call a thrill-ride nail...

Nevertheless, Bronson fans will likely come away thinking it is dumb fun, easy to watch but not gritty enough to remain long in...

The film strives for redemption for its characters, and a touch of human emotion washes ashore, possible too far for a film that...

Funny, smart, heartbreaking, stinging, and profoundly moving, but what makes it all a cut above most other films of its ilk is...

The scenes of disco dancing, though superfluous tot he overall story, are very amusing, especially in how gaudy the skin-tight,...

There is quite a bit to cram in, just not enough of the good stuff from a cinematic standpoint.

In some ways, the jokey, cheesy tone feels like a predecessor to adventure movies of the 2000s, especially The Mummy and its...

As the sex-starved swingers, Levy and Moranis are the closest thing the film has to characters that could evoke laughter.

Dazzling for an action film but still more than a touch too bland to get overly thrilled about, Mission Impossible - Ghost,...

Art needs media, and The Artist encapsulates what happens to artists when the media gives way to new technology.

When a film tosses this many gags at the screen, some are bound to hit even if most miss.

A staple for blaxploitation fans, Blacula should have appeal to conventional horror flick fans as well, especially those who...

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Like the stylized home of the Millers, this film feels remote, cold, and unfinished.

What Joe Dante has essentially created is his own B-movie that knows it is a B-movie, and is a reverent throwback to other such...