Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Advanced Style (2014): "Young @ Heart" in rags. Its not as bad as it looks – its funnier than a lot of comedies thanks to the infectious Joie de vivre of these old ducks.
Magnificent Seven, The (2016): All this remake did was remind me of how old I am. I can't recall what the body count was in 1960 but I wouldn't mind betting that this one's main objective was to better it.
Premonition (2007): Sandra struggles a bit in this – the whole venture suffers and is a bit disjointed. Kate Nelligan in support is a very good actress and she looked a bit confused as well.
Stick (1985): You could have done a lot worse than this cast so overall the film should have delivered more than it did.
Concussion (2015): A documentary would have served this worthy subject better and then we wouldn't have had to put up with Smith's terrible accent.
Minions (2015): Excellent but more importantly very different characters add to its appeal.
Regression, The (2015): A reasonable plot idea but its hard to stand out in this crowded sub genre.
Vixen (1968): Although its very dated 50 years on it is still a worthy curiosity piece and is wonderfully racist.
Songs from the Second Floor (2000): One thing I learnt watching the films of one of the masters of visual comedy – Jacques Tati – was that it was necessary to pay attention to the little things and to those particularly in the background of a scene. Its likewise with this film.
Coming Out Under Fire (1994): One of the writers is the author of the book on which the documentary is based. I haven't read the book but I would say the documentary complements it very well and is an important social history document.; Poster (VG) $9.95

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