Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Centurion (2010): Based on the body count its surprising that any of us have ancestors. The killing was done either to shock or impress the audience & although it wasn't necessary to have such a talented cast to do that at least it was done on an equal opportunities basis
Crimson Peak (2015): Good production values but the screenplay doesn't have a great deal to distinguish it from others in the sub–genre.
Million Dollar Duck (1971): Sandy Duncan does well – the consistent James Gregory is in support but Joe Flynn steals every scene he's in and especially the excellent swimming pool scene.
Snows of Kilimanjaro, The (1952): Peck's character is dying which suits his acting style but its hard to determine how far rigor mortis has set in. The plot loses a star for its blood sport loving characters – Hayward has nothing to do so she says she will go out and shoot some wildlife.
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016): Well produced and some fresh aspects to the screenplay for a zombie comedy/horror but a bit overlong for what it has to offer.
Mahana (2016): The script gets a bit preachy at times but the period wardrobe, props and set designs look to be spot on.
Love Happens (2009): When the climax finally arrives its dreadfully soppy (or comical) but you are given plenty of time to recover while waiting for the ending to arrive.
Law Abiding Citizen (2009): Some of the violence is overdone and some of it is just plain silly. An uneven performance from Butler doesn't help.
Mississippi Grind (2015): A straightforward drama that doesn't have much originality but needless to say has a terrific bluesy soundtrack.; DVD $14.95 | Blu-Ray ~~$19.95~~ $10
How to Be Single (2016): A few "Oh My Gods" establish its credentials as a comedy.

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