Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Honeyland (2019): Hatidze is a toughie and so is her environment. This is a welcome addition to the important bee documentary sub–genre.
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (2013): Percy J wasn't much chop but the sea monsters improve things a bit.
Judy (2019): More okay than gripping. The make–up people did a great job on Judy's face.
Girl vs. Boy (TV Series) (2016): It has a bit of energy and is worth a look.
Spirit, The (2008): Uneven but to its credit, it is different and never boring.
Pale Rider (1985): The screenplay has been done before and it seems longer than its running time but there is some good location shooting.
Six Feet Under - Season 4 (TV Series) (2004): Watchable but the script has a few dips here and there.
Kedi (2016): The kedis in our neck of the woods leave little monuments to themselves around the place.
Rashomon (1951): Shot in beautiful black and white. The story is interesting and is told in a novel way.
Official Secrets (2019): Terrific writing – the screenplay could have easily have been more complex but was viewer friendly. To its credit also, the dramatisation didn't get sidetracked with subplots and non of the performers overdid their parts but stuck to the job at hand.