Tubbs’s Film Reviews

936 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Man Who Knew Too Little, The (1997): Uneven but Bill Murray and an interesting British supporting cast make it worthwhile.
Tom Jones (1963): The screenplay is a frolic but the casting is classy.
Angry Boys (TV Series) (2011): An individual playing comedic multi characters has been done before and better, in Britain for example, but quite a bit of this does work, and is worth a look.
Bureau, The (TV Series) (Le Bureau des Legendes) (2015): Captivating viewing.
Nothing but the Best (1964): A reasonable story line but the attraction is in the lead performance and the strong supporting cast.
Sandlot, The (1993): Well written with some good kid's casting.
Age of Consent (1968): I would imagine it had a bit of an impact when released. James Mason is always watchable and it is interesting to see a young Helen Mirren.
Adventures Of Power (2008): I enjoyed the earlier "Air Guitar Nation" (2006) and similarly, this is hard to dislike.; DVD ~~$19.95~~ $14.95
Sally in Our Alley (1931): Whilst dated the energy of Our Gracie still comes through.
Leon the Pig Farmer (1992): After an uneven start, it gets much better when the action shifts to Yorkshire with Brian Glover.