Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Michael (1996): It is not for the want of trying but except for a couple of segments, the comedy just doesn't work.
Paycheck (2003): There looked to be an interesting story in there somewhere fighting to get out.
Lore (2012): It is not easy to describe my feelings about this except to say I won't forget it, I wouldn't want to have been in the time and place and the direction/editing is a bit different from the norm.
Christmas Wife, The (1988): It is a made for cable production but it is adequate for the short running time. Although the screenplay consists mainly of an interaction between two characters the writing is fine and the performances are in the hands of two fine actors.
MacGruber (2010): It is rated quite well in some quarters.
Bill and Ted Face the Music (2020): Very silly very enjoyable – the partnership continues to work well and the supporting cast is up to the mark as well.; DVD $29.95 | Blu-Ray $34.95
Brabham (2019): As an environment killer, it should only rate* but in the 60's Jack probably didn't realise he was an environment killer so will give him the benefit of the doubt. There is plenty of archival film & as not all is about going round in circles it helps.; DVD $29.95
Education of Little Tree, The (1997): Anchored by the consistent James Cromwell the well written screenplay is hard to dislike.
Sylvia (2003): Not sure how much Craig's character was true to life but he didn't make it an easy watch.
This is Not a Love Story (2001): Correct and it doesn't really succeed as anything else.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews