Popular John Leguizamo Products

A technological marvel.

Always up to generating distinctive and involving visions.

It's worse than the title suggests.

A pinpoint study in what not to do with an adaptation, as well as in why altering a well-known fictional character to suit a poorly cast star is almost always a bad idea.

The manic pace quickly grows tiresome, as does the influx of cloying baby animals.

Certainly not terrible, but ultimately forgettable and that means you should skip it.

Yes, we're walking those mean streets again. Good thing we're taking a few unanticipated turns.

A yawningly familiar melodrama about an enterprising hustler who's undone by his own ambitions.

Unlike the unfilmable novel, Newell's discordant picture exhibits the worst symptoms of fever itself: unpleasant to endure and then quickly forgotten.

Though Cartagena in the late 19th Century is beautifully evoked in director Mike Newell's visually sumptuous film, there's something missing at the core of this love story.

Neither slick nor sophisticated, but inspiring nonetheless.

Politically powerful, but filmically flawed.

[A]n astonishment, so idiotic in conception and inept in execution that, after seeing it, one almost wonders whether it was real or imagined.

The Happening is an awful letdown, yet it leaves you with something new, as a gently waving tree -- that classical image of pastoral tranquillity -- mutates into a harbinger of doom.