Tubbs’s Film Reviews

998 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Funny Kinda Guy (2004): The story is a bit different to the norm and some of the music is okay.
In Her Shoes (2005): The screenplay needs patience as it does not have enough substance to justify the running time.
Coup de Torchon (Clean Slate) (1981): Not sure if the racial rules were broken in 1981, but it is this theme which stands out in 2025. I thought the screenplay lost its way at times, but Noiret & Huppert work extremely well, & the oddness of the plot idea sees it through.
Night to Remember, A (1958): Dramatised for effect at times, but it still contains enough genuine content to be worthwhile.; Blu-Ray $34.95
Words and Pictures (2013): Popular and undemanding.
Without Limits (1998): The re–creation of the running events was excellent.
Julius Caesar (2003): An overview of his life without much depth, but there is some interest in the casting of Walken and Harris in particular.
Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967): There are some decent tunes, and dancing with the wardrobe and arts departments doing a commendable job.
Silverado (1985): There is some strength in the cast in Brian Dennehy, Linda Hunt, and Jeff Goldblum, but the best segment is that involving John Cleese.
Godland (2022): A visual delight.; DVD $29.95