Average Ratings: 2.88/5
Score:100% Positive
Reviews Counted:8
Positive:6
Neutral:3
Negative:0
Ratings:— Review By: Anupama Chopra Site:Youtube
Leo, co-written by Lokesh Kanagaraj, Rathna Kumar, and Deeraj Vaidy, is loosely inspired by David Cronenbergs 2005 classic A History of Violence. The epithet Thalapathy usually precedes his name it means leader or commander. However, Leo co-writer and director Lokesh Kanagaraj, who previously made Master with Vijay, aims to broaden the scope of mythic heroism in a mass movie.
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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Sridevi Site:Times Of India
Though the whole LCU part looks forced, one can say that with Leo, Lokesh has a strongest shot in his arm for the next franchise. Lokesh and Vijays Leo is a lot bloody than sweet. Leos roar may not be at its peak here, but, hey! it is still a Lion!
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Ratings:3/5 Review By: Anandi Site:Indian Express
Lokesh boldly begins Leo by acknowledging it as a tribute to David Cronenbergs 2005 actioner A History of Violence. What sets Leo apart is that it isnt reduced to a mere imitation of the original, instead Lokesh adapts the storyline to fit the essence of Tamil/Indian aesthetics, thereby constructing a distinctive world.
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Ratings:3.5/5 Review By: Janani Site:India Today
Commercial films, these days, fall into two categories. They’re either too good or so bad that’s it good. When a commercial film is tastefully done, the euphoria you feel inside the theatre is unexplainable. Thats exactly what you feel when you watch director Lokesh Kanagarajs Leo. With a career-best performance from Vijay and brilliant filmmaking, Leo is a paisa vasool entertainer.
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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Umesh Site:Koimoi
All said and done, this is the Thor: Love And Thunder of LCU. It had everything steering its way, but Lokesh took everything too casually to let everything slip.
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Ratings:2.5/5 Review By: Sonil Site:News18
All said and done, this is pure entertainment fodder for Vijay fans and one should rightfully expect the same from it. But if youre looking for a solid storyline this one is not for you. Far from roaring, Leo just squeaks past for its few moments of some action sequences and Vijays terrific screen presence.
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Ratings:3/5 Review By: MovieCrow Site:MovieCrow
This will be yet another hit to Lokesh’s winning streak. Leo will also go down as the least original work among Lokesh’s works till date
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Ratings:3.25/5 Review By: Only Kollywood Site:Only Kollywood
On the whole, Lokesh Kanagaraj opts for a simple and straightforward storyline in Leo which is of course strung out of History Of Violence, but the film is a decent ride on the whole which starts off so well but does not match the second half to the first. Leo is definitely worth a watch on the big screens, but it is an opportunity that could have been better.
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Ratings:2.25/5 Review By: Mirchi9 Site:Mirchi9
Cinematography by Manoj Paramahamsa elevates the films overall appeal, infusing freshness with slick and high-quality visuals. However, the editing by Philomin Raj could have been significantly improved, especially in the second half. The writing and the quality of Telugu dubbing are satisfactory.
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