Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

In Your Eyes (2014): The two leads are fine and the sprinkling of fantasy in the screenplay certainly helps.
Look of Silence, The (2015): Who needs fiction(?).
Georgia Rule (2007): The screenplay is a bit uneven but the casting choice for the three female generations makes it worthwhile.
Love Hurts (2009): Even though it is not a strong screenplay you are entitled to expect better from this cast.
Last Wave, The (1977): Wear a raincoat it is one of the wetter screenplays. Although the ending is not as strong as it promises the screenplay for the most part is well written and interesting.
Big Steal, The (1990): Aussie films are known for their supporting character actors and this one is no exception. The comedy, unusually, actually gets stronger with a climax worth waiting for.
Showgirls (1995): Other than its production values there is little to admire but that is not to say that it might not be enjoyed if in the right mood. A bit overlong all the same.
Certified Copy (2010): Although the two performances were fine the talking heads format was okay for about an hour. The only real interest after that was the threat that the kid might make a reappearance.
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia (2011): A road movie on Anatolia time. Humans seem out of place dwarfed by the nothingness surrounding them. The screenplay has plenty of time and space to spotlight human frailties.
Nude Tuesday (2022): A bit of satirical fun.; DVD $29.95