Tubbs’s Film Reviews

998 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

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.
Abyss, The (1989): The special effects were fine and made it worthwhile as the characters spent most of the time yelling at each other within the confines of a metal can.
Mrs. Caldicot's Cabbage War (2000): As usual plenty of energy from Pauline in this bitter/sweet drama with a message.
Robin Hood: The Movie (1955-1991): Watchable thanks mainly to a good supporting cast.
First Descent (2005): The history of the sport is of the most interest topped off with some spectacular shooting locations.
Football Factory, The (2004): Although the violence soon becomes repetitive the casting of Harper, Dyer, and Maskell is hard to resist.
Railway Children, The (1972): A very well respected family film beautifully shot in a beautiful part of the world.
I.D. (1996): It does get sidetracked at times but it is gutsy and the crowd and action scenes are believable. Warren Clarke is the perfect poster boy.
Injustice (TV Mini-series) (2011): The writing is good and Creed–Miles is an excellent nutter.