Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

What Men Want (2019): A pleasing lead performance helps reduce the guiltiness of watching the silliness of the plot.
Alita: Battle Angel (2019): It is worth watching because of the art work , set designs and special effects. Although the acting requirements aren't great Christoph Waltz's presence is a bonus.
Amazing Transparent Man, The (1960): It is not great but not too long.
Last Man on Earth, The (1964): Although the plot idea is excellent the screenplay, after some good early scenes, fails to see it through.
Pop Aye (2017): Although the screenplay runs out of steam before the end up to then it is a delight. We are on elephant time wandering through rural Thailand encountering some odd characters and off beat comedic situations.
Tony Manero (2008): Manero would be the most boring psychopath ever to appear on screen.
Turning Point, The (1977): Shirley Mac and Anne B are very fine actresses but they don't always look comfortable in this which doesn't say much for the screenplay outside of the dance sequences.
Morons From Outer Space (1985): The screenplay is uneven but there is enough comedic talent in the cast to keep the interest alive.
Miss Representation (2011): The doc limited itself to the USA, but I don't think it mentioned the PBS. I would have thought that the PBS would have been a quality alternative to the male posturing media. As a tactic why not promote the values of the PBS(?)
Stardust Memories (1980): Another example of writer/director Allen also being the leading man. This time Charlotte Rampling is the main one in the firing line. As usual there is a good jazz soundtrack.

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