Vince Leo

Vince Leo

Favorite films

  • Vertigo
  • Raiders of the Lost Ark
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  • Blade Runner

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  • Wind River

    ★★★½

  • Brigsby Bear

    ★★★½

  • War Machine

    ★★½

  • True Romance

    ★★★½

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  • Wind River

    Wind River

    ★★★½

    Although not as stylish or gripping as Sicario or as emotionally resonant or thematically powerful as Hell or High Water, Wind River still merits a look for Sheridan's continued ability to find socially relevant dramatic stories that resonate with human elements and a truthful delivery. It also features some terrific performances, most notably from Jeremy Renner, who has rarely been better, as the troubled and grief-stricken father who finds that the only way to deal with loss is to embrace…

  • Brigsby Bear

    Brigsby Bear

    ★★★½

    Although this is not a film that will hold up to traditional narrative scrutiny, Brigsby Bear will likely find a cult audience that adores its thematic explorations. Specifically, the lifelong fans of sci-fi/fantasy properties will readily understand how the consumption of creative (even if schlocky) TV shows as kids is something that can greatly form our attitudes later in life, especially as we connect with others who collaborate to share those passions, helping wounds heal in the process and finding…

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  • La La Land

    La La Land

    ★★★★★

    La La Land is a passion project about those who, appropriately, persevere in their passions despite a lack of success, or those who have chosen to continue to try to make their dream come true without settling for the alluring comfort of 'selling out' that puts money in the pockets, enough to earn a living, but not quite enough to satisfy the soul. It's a film about taking a risk in Hollywood, and itself represents a risk, but one that…

  • True Romance

    True Romance

    ★★★½

    Buoyed by a terrific supporting cast, the film is rarely uninteresting and is even less predictable. No, it's not Pulp Fiction, but it isn't far off.