Tubbs’s Film Reviews

998 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Wonder Boys (2000): The screenplay nearly works but it is not without interest throughout and is supported by a well chosen soundtrack.
Scarface (1983): It takes a while to tell the story. Compared to Paul Muni, Al looks like a spoilt schoolboy.
Scarface (1932): Still makes a mark 90+ years on.
Stick Up, The (2002): It didn't work for me even with James Spader but it could well appeal to others.
Hooper (1978): The screenplay is good in patches and never boring.
Don Juan DeMarco (1995): Despite the casting, the screenplay doesn't amount to much.
Mesmerized (1985): More of a curiosity piece considering the time, location, and above all the casting.
Emma (1996): A very good cast and telling of the much loved tale.
Frida (2002): The screenplay doesn't take off which is surprising considering the title character but the production values and the casting are good.
Purge, The: Anarchy (Purge 2) (2014): More of the same.