Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

The Iron Chef. Review

If you like films about people and dialogue like Clerks and Swingers, give this one a shot. Review

Weird, probably. Review

Whoever thought Jackson and Levy would make for a natural comedic pairing was dead wrong, as they feel much more like two men... Review

What we have are two appealing actresses doing funny impersonations, but apparently no one else thought it would be a good idea... Review

With a sizable cast, stereotypes are relied upon in place of characterizations for the purposes of time-saving, and we never... Review

In what should be a whimsical tale of an oddball dysfunctional family, we never really get the sense that we know them, mostly... Review

Lots of T A, but those are just two of the letters in this T-R-A-S-H. Review

The Beat is as articulate, refreshing, and complex as the artists struggling for lyrical perfection that most mainstream... Review

Daddy Day Care, The Pacifier, Three Men and A Baby and many more were born from the formula, but none have been able to match... Review

The climax of the film in particular feels forced, trying so hard to be the next ribald comedy to have its characters jump... Review

Comic book dialogue meets cartoon physics in this over-the-top helping of the slick and superficial. Review

Unfortunately, that also would mean that most of the extras that worked on this film would have ended up on the cutting room... Review

As the Earth of the film changes to the point where human beings are on the verge of never existing, the thought occurred to me... Review

Lots of up-and-coming talent to watch out for in this one. Review

However, it all becomes unraveled when it turns into an action movie in the final third, where the intelligence of the set-up... Review

Ginger and Cinnamon is recommended primarily for lovers of modern Italian films, light romantic comedies, and armchair tourists... Review

As mentioned previously, I can recommend this only for people who love the first film, or who are just itching for escapist... Review

While American society would be forever changed by the battle of morality vs. Review

While purely a fantasy, The American President gives us an authentically appealing look at what might be like behind the walls... Review

Common Wealth will tickle the funny bones of viewers that enjoy darker comedies, wild farces with eccentric characters, and... Review

A dark, disturbing motion picture that will have you questioning whether or not penal systems truly make for better citizens or... Review

The entire production smacks of Sci-Fi Channel World Premiere, except that the folks at Columbia probably spent too much money... Review

It would have been more appropriate to do a film about killer stingrays, as Tintorera is strictly bottom feeder material. Review