Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Kicking and Screaming (2005): Too much yelling and screaming from Ferrell but the kid's soccer scenes are watchable.
To the Wonder (2012): Although the acting needs aren't great the casting of Affleck is bizarre – not quite as bizarre as Cruise in "Eyes Wide Shut"but he still provides a distraction from the beautiful photography & is a negative count against the artistry of the film.
McMasters, The (Blood Crowd, The) (1970): Racist from start to finish with a great bigoted performance from Palance supported by Jones and Armstrong. The other performances, the screenplay and the panoramic location shooting are well worth it. A proper western.
Mars Needs Moms (2011): Why would you go to all the expense and trouble of animating a story and then ruin it with a kid with an irritating voice.
Geronimo (1962): Hollywood really got into this one through the casting & the sermonising but as long as its seen as light entertainment only no harm is done.
Godsend (2004): The horror idea is fine but the screenplay is humdrum and familiar being similar to those involving possessed children.
Mummy, The (1999): Fraser is not too bad in this but the only real highlight is the work done by the make up department on the mummies.
Last Witch Hunter, The (2015): Its full of noise, action and special effects – watchable in parts.
Life as We Know It (2010): As with "27 Dresses" Heigl does her best with thin material and makes it watchable.
Cruising (1980): The gay scenes seem to be overstated but I enjoyed the gritty location shooting and the choice of colours for the filming.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews