Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Someone Else's Country (1996): I thought the documentary was noticeably unbiased with both major parties' mixed performances during a period of noticeable upheaval being put under the critical spotlight. A valuable archival source for students.
I Sell the Dead (2008): Not in the "Shaun of the Dead" class but entertaining and well worth a look.
Perfect Man, The (2005): With this title you could develop a long running series: Ep 1 Searching for the Perfect Man; Ep 2 Still searching for –––.
Blind Ambition (2021): The tasting segments were only mildly interesting but the documentary does include some hard hitting Zimbabwe scenes.; DVD $29.95
Ema (2019): Mariana di Girolamo is terrific in this hard to categorise film. A film that will probably be even better with a second viewing.; DVD $29.95
Hot Air (2013): The legacy of this documentary is that it puts on permanent record, for future generations to witness, those who tried to do the responsible thing and just as importantly to identify those who succeeded in their deliberate campaign to do the opposite.
Logan's Run (1976): It is a pretty solid story and the set designs and effects still hold some charm.
Natural Born Killers (1994): Whatever its faults at no stage is the screenplay boring. A terrific performance from Juliette Lewis helps.; Blu-Ray ~~$24.95~~ $18.70
Nitram (2021): The screenplay has a slow build up that culminates in an equally slow but impressive (anti)climax. A very good performance from Caleb Landry Jones to compliment the always great Judy Davis.; DVD $29.95 | Blu-Ray $34.95
My Blueberry Nights (2007): It was okay but the only memorable thing about it was that considering who the director was it wasn't memorable.

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