Tubbs’s Film Reviews

649 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Creation (2009): Whilst it may not satisfy all those seeking a science v religion punchup there is a better than average cast and good production values.
Our Man in Havana (1960): Gives the spy people a well–deserved poke in the eye with Alec Guinness carrying the sharp stick. There is a terrific cast to abet him and the location shooting is impressive.
Nightmare Alley (1947): An interesting but not always convincing screenplay and one that would have benefitted from being tighter.
Legend of 1900, The (1998): Although the screenplay doesn't run smoothly at times, maybe because it is shorter than the original version, it is nevertheless an interesting story performed by an interesting cast.
Ambulance (2022): Characters shouting into each other's faces – I know how they feel after watching this.
Vai (2019): Producing this compilation of stories would have been a challenge. Beautiful viewing.
Babadook, The (2014): The Babadook was okay it was the hyperactive kid that I had trouble with.
Where Is Anne Frank? (2022): An interesting screenplay and although the narrative may have lost a little in its translation, I really enjoyed the animation.; DVD $29.95
Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie (2012): Although some segments worked okay overall the material was not that strong. Some interesting support casting helped though.; DVD $29.95
An Idiot Abroad (TV Series) (2010): It is well written and not sure how much ad–libbing Pilkington does but at the end of the day it doesn't really matter as it works. Pilkington is excellent.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews