Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Crash Dive (1943): Usual romantic padding as filler in between some watchable action sequences.
Human Stain, The (2003): Hopkins and Kidman are not romantic role actors – they are much more talented than that. Ed Harris comes out best. The flashbacks don't help the continuity of the story telling.
Hollywoodland (2006): The screenplay doesn't take off. Brody has done better elsewhere and Diane Lane and Bob Hoskins we could have had more of.; Blu-Ray $29.95
Hollywood Homicide (2003): Its watchable but there is nothing memorable about it.
Female Agents (Les femmes de l'ombre) (2008): Putting aside the Dirty "Dozen" scenario and the beauty pageant on show the screenplay is very unconvincing except for commercial purposes.
Allegiant (2016): Some of the set designs and gadgetry look good but I would think this addition to the series will again satisfy action fans more than Sci– fi fans.
Two Lovers (2008): Because nothing happens it needs patience but it is very well done.
Bastille Day (2016): The first couple of scenes were the best – a nice twist to the story and then a chase over the rooftops – but routine after that.
Macbeth (2015): Couldn't make out much of what was said so it was hard to maintain an interest. The slow motion throat cutting was objectionable and unnecessary. Nice landscape photography.
Wildflower (1991): An interesting story with good performances from Arquette and Witherspoon.