Tubbs’s Film Reviews

710 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Whistle Down the Wind (1964): The unflattering location shooting and bleak weather add realism.
Her Bridal Night (Mariée est trop belle, La) (1956): Brigitte is comfortable enough but the material is thin.
Night of the Fox (TV Mini-series) (1990): A light and at times thin plot best used as a 3 hour time filler.
Eternity (2013): A bit hard to follow but a good try.; DVD $14.95
Crow, The (1993): The art and design work make it worth a try.
Saved! (2004): The satirical message is well portrayed and should/hopefully get through.
Songcatcher (2000): The Quinn character is one of the distractions that the screenplay fails to avoid but the locations and above all the music are worth it.
At First Sight (1999): It takes a while for the screenplay to get interesting and that is when the neurological disorders arise. Mira Sorvino is good throughout along with Kelly McGillis in a supporting role.
Queen & Country (Queen and Country) (2014): It starts well but the screenplay gradually becomes more uneven. However, there is an excellent performance from David Thewlis that helps.
Ali G In Da House (2002): It is a pity that there are immature bits.