Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Big Game (2014): Once I realised the director was also the one responsible for "Rare Exports – a Christmas Tale" this unbelievable screenplay started to make "sense". Enjoy.; DVD $24.95 | Blu-Ray $29.95
Bad Neighbours 2 (Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising) (2016): I'm tempted to say that it is a good example of the standard of comedy written today.
Money Monster (2016): It all got a bit silly and a shame that an acting talent like Dominic West was wasted.
Gorgon, The (1964): A bit stodgy in its telling but there is always interest in the basic premise and in the master horror actors Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.; DVD ~~$15~~ $11.25
Carer, The (2016): The dramatic foul language grates after a short while but other than that its well done.
Witch, The (2015): Its more suspense than horror and its low key, its used sparingly and therefore is more effective.
View from the Top (2003): Pleasant enough but the only real stand out are the Mike Myers segments.
Battle of the Bulge (1965): The best thing about it is that it gives equal screen time to both sides so its not really a propaganda exercise but it does cause its length to blow out.
RED (R.E.D.) (2010): I bet the cast enjoyed making it – it had that "end of the working year" feel to it when your are winding down – even the violence although enacted with gusto seemed slightly apologetic. For those who watch it though its no more than light entertainment
Redbelt (2008): Not sure it knew which type of film it wanted to be – a mixture of a cast from those who have proven acting talent to those who are the real thing in martial arts – screenplay is not original but its intentions to portray MMA in a good light are sincere.

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