Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

It Must Be Heaven (2019): A couple of the skits work but those that don't, usually promise to do so. It needs patience particularly when the format becomes repetitive.; DVD $29.95
Crimes of the Future (2022): That it is a David Cronenberg film is always obvious. Not an easy watch and a second viewing will be not be wasted time.; DVD $29.95 | Blu-Ray $34.95
Working Woman (2018): It had a message but the screenplay was hardly enthralling.; DVD $29.95
If These Walls Could Talk 2 (2000): Vanessa's performance is memorable.
Babe, The (1991): Whatever faults there are in the screenplay there is still an in form John Goodman and some splendid production values to admire.
Wajib - The Wedding Invitation (Wajib) (2017): The screenplay was okay but a bit shallow and commercial.
Between Two Worlds (2022): Not the strongest of screenplays but it does work – just – thanks to some believable performances and the fact that it doesn't stray into the usual romantic subplot.; DVD $29.95
Dixie Chicks - Live from the Kodak Theatre (2002): My introduction to the Dixie Chicks.
Conspiracy (2001): Extremely well written and the casting does it justice. A terrific battle of egos.
Labyrinth of Lies (2014): It could have saved half an hour if it hadn't repeated itself and not gotten sidetracked. The basic story is a good one, however.; DVD $29.95