Tubbs’s Film Reviews

763 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool (2017): I don't think two people yelling at each other is much of a screenplay but the casting all round is very good.
Odds and Evens (Pari e dispari) (1978): The physical comedy, associated with the pair, is maintained and this offering should please their fans.
Double Trouble (1967): Most of the songs are not that great and overall this is not worth the trouble.
Foot Fist Way (2006): You can see what the screenwriter was trying to do but it doesn't quite hit the mark.
Ben-Hur (1959): All the action scenes are very well done but some of the padding is overdrawn and lacking in interest. Hugh Griffiths puts much needed interest and life into the performances with his character.
Who Finds a Friend Finds a Treasure (1981): Plenty of fisticuffs – in other words it follows formula for this duo.
Silk (2007): Nice to look at but Michael Pitt doesn't have much life about him nor much of anything else for that matter. The soundtrack and the voice over were in regular competition and neither came out the winner.
Celebration, The (Festen) (1999): Aka "The Happy Family".
Russia House, The (1990): It wasn't that easy to hear what Michelle was saying because of her accent but the writing was good and the casting was of the expected quality.
Major Payne (1995): An uneven comedy, but there are some better segments, that will make it worth a try.