Tubbs’s Film Reviews

710 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Lawrence of Arabia (1962): Its killer length can be seen in two parts. The stunning shooting locations, the cinemaphotography, and the soundtrack however are memorable and legendary.
Loverboy (2005): Although the well intentioned screenplay didn't work the casting department did their bit.
Fed Up (2014): A well made documentary with a disturbing message.
Jane (2017): Its main element is some outstanding filming of wild chimpanzees.
Before the Flood (2016): A decent addition to the canon.
Miracle On 34th Street (1947): Well written, with some nice satirical touches. A good supporting cast also helps.
Vicious Circle, The (Circle) (1957): Not a very convincing screenplay but the casting and the location shots are nostalgic.
Hands of the Ripper (1971): Typical good Hammer period production values with a decent storyline and cast.
Weirdsville (2008): It won't find an audience with everyone. I found the comedy gave away to silliness too many times but worth a look.
Glass Bottom Boat, The (1966): Thankfully it has some very good supporting comedic character players in Dom DeLuise, Paul Lynde, Edward Andrews, and John McGiver.