Movie reviews of Vincent Leo

Blade Runner is one of those films for me. Review

Of course, the Watergate scandal is fascinating in and of itself, and probably always will be due to the fact that it involved... Review

Spaceballs takes a while to find its footing, but does begin to pay off somewhere around the middle with some occasionally... Review

Sleepless in Seattle is a contrived, but still surprisingly effective romantic comedy that deftly portrays its characters and,... Review

Multiple viewings are a must. Review

This is mediocre fare, with Bullock as the only saving grace. Review

A disturbing and ultimately rewarding film that is definitely worth watching and thinking about long after. Review

Poor directing, unlikeable and unrealistic characters, unappealing sex scenes involving deviant sexual interests and people--... Review

Still, it does spark enough decent sci-fi elements to make it watchable if overlong and underdeveloped entertainment. Review

The press is against the film-making endeavor, favoring films made for the people like Batman over personal films like Irma Vep. Review

This one is by far the worse of the two, with virtually no redeeming qualities whatsoever, except perhaps wasted performances by... Review

It is a wild film, and quite beautiful in both set and costume design, a treat for the eyes, but not for the brain. Review

The movie does assume you are intimately familiar with the characters, so it is strictly for fans of the characters. Review

With a snappy Hitchcockian plot and some great acting by Redford, Three Days of the Condor is top-drawer filmmaking in the... Review

His writing keeps it all together though, and even if it tends to be a little more subdued than it should, it will nevertheless... Review

Stallone turns in one of his most appealing performances in years, and along with the rest of the cast, this is an acting tour... Review

A couple of LAPD detectives arrive on the scene, which pleases the local police chief who is star-struck by the big city cops. Review

Highly recommended for fans of the series. Review

Poorly cast in almost every role, with three annoying kids thrown in to boot, this is probably a tale that was better left... Review

Grant and Day grace the production with their usual effortless charm, and the Oscar nominated screenplay sparkles with double... Review

Terrific cinematography, serene locations, and a deliberately slow pace all work their magic to creating a thoroughly compelling... Review

The film has a crazy energy and a certain charm that is unmist akable, but the contrived nature that permeates almost every,,... Review

Both of them are magnetic. Review

A much underrated and overlooked gem by Carpenter. Review