Tubbs’s Film Reviews

831 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Dead Man (1995): Has some nice odd touches and, unlike most westerns, should stand up to repeated viewings.
Moll Flanders (1996): A solid if unspectacular screenplay.
Dresser, The (1983): The screenplay weakens a touch toward the end, but in the main, it is very well written, and the two leads give impressive performances. The supporting cast also contains a wealth of talent.; Blu-Ray $34.95
Son of the Pink Panther (1993): The screenplay isn't too strong, but the visual comedy of Benigni is good at times.
Brief Encounter (1974): Ever since watching this, when on a rail platform, I do keep an eye out for Sophia.
Young Dracula (TV Series) (2006): Great family entertainment.
Footnote (2011): It has a strong bittersweet screenplay and one that knows how to conclude.
Irishman, The (2019): Well produced, but these kinds of characters have had quite a bit of screen time in recent years and are not that interesting anymore.
Sweet Charity (1968): Although the screenplay spirals out of control, the musical segments are worth waiting for, and there is always the never boring Shirley Mac to anchor proceedings.
Gigi (1958): The screenplay gets soppy at times, and there is an over reliance on the main tune, but the wardrobe people do a great job.