Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Also made into a television mini-series in 1958, 1980, and 1995. Review

Also made into a television mini-series in 1958, 1980, and 1995. Review

-- Follows Batman, Batman Returns, and Batman Forever. Review

Perhaps most importantly, Deuce is actually likeable enough to root for, which in lowbrow comedies, is not an easy feat to pull... Review

-- Remade in 1976 and 2005. Review

-- Remade again in 2005. Review

There is also no denying the quality of the lead performances, with Minnelli outstanding, not only in portraying convincing,... Review

A reaffirming experience on many levels. Review

Kiss Kiss Bang Kang is all in fun, meant not only for people tired of the same-old derivative formula fare, but perhaps even,,... Review

After this, Connery would go back into his retirement from the Bond world, only to resurface in the unofficial entry, Never Say... Review

It is also unpretentious, and at 84 minutes, flies by with ease. Review

When young Danny is cruelly sent by his brother down into the dark basement, it is one of the more intense moments of the film,... Review

Despite the modest cast and studio support, Executive Target looks and feels like the movies it tries to emulate, and with a,... Review

For those that take this too seriously in either direction, just remember, this is only a movie -- exploitative entertainment,... Review

Still, there are enough funny moments to claim it a worthwhile experience, despite the fickle nature of the main characters not... Review

Ironically, as their first completely in-house production, Chicken Little seems as appropriate a choice as it gets. Review

Perhaps if Friedkin had made a decision to not give away the nature of the nanny and her intentions from the outset, The... Review

His acting perfectly exemplifies his style on the mic - monotone droning about macho acts of self-aggrandizing thuggery. Review

Cheesy, silly, and dated, but at the same time, it is also profound, poetic, and uniquely absorbing on a level that few other... Review

Although one can make a case that the film is anti-drug, perhaps a more accurate description of it is that it is ambivalent. Review

As Warm Springs shows, both prove triumphant. Review

At this point, driving is his life. Review

For action junkies that prefer adrenaline-charged chase scenes and volatile fisticuffs, Silver Hawk will probably deliver enough... Review

Mad Hot Ballroom primarily follows three of the schools and their programs, showing the kids practicing, goofing off, and... Review