Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Animal House (1979): Still watchable 35+ years on – you can see how it has influenced other similar type comedies that have followed.
How To Lose Friends And Alienate People (2008): Not the worst of efforts going around provided you don't mind Mr Pegg. Very useful support cast.
Visit, The (2015): I'm a bit burnt out when it comes to wobbly camera films.
Premature (2014): If you didn't like the story on its first Groundhog Day circuit then you can give it away because you get more helpings. No feel for comedy in the screenplay.
Ever the Land (2015): Will have some worthy archival value.
Source Family, The (2012): The subject matter was interesting enough but I found the documentary coverage of some segments shallow e.g. God's possible criminal background and the influence the Family had on the music scene.
Signal, The (2007): Second time I've seen this and still found it hard to stay with it but from other reviews I've read I'm encouraged to try again.
Walk in the Woods, A (2015): The classy Emma Thompson only has a small part but the location scenery makes the rest of it worthwhile.
Ghost Ship (2002): Another ghost ship film but it has a couple of good moments – the maggot scene is worthwhile. Good production values.
Rock the Kasbah (2015): Bill Murray doesn't appear that interested or has any belief in the proceedings – consequently the whole thing is a bit flat. The desert comes up well on camera though.