Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Careful, He Might Hear You (1983): The scenes with Robyn Nevin and those with the children only work best. – helped in no small way by some great camera work.
Honey Boy (2019): It was an okay plot idea but it became repetitive and it didn't need an hour and a half of dramatics to get its point across.
Sky Is Falling, The (Cielo cade, Il) (2000): The greatest challenge the screenplay offers is the screeching kids. However, they are beautifully photographed.
Showdown in Little Tokyo (1991): These depend on how good the bad guy is and in this they have a good 'un in Cary–Hiroyuki Tagawa.
How to Be a Good Wife (2020): Feathers were flying in one scene and that was as heavy as it got.; DVD $29.95
Vive la France (2013): The characters have plenty of energy and there are no breaks in the comedy.
An American in Paris (1951): The Gershwin and the dancing 'twas Wonderful.
Independence Day (ID4) (1996): Aka as The Longest Day but the special effects provide some interest.
[REC] Genesis (REC 3) (2012): The characters are not the only things that are not fresh.
Father, The (2020): It is well written, and although the filming locations are limited, this is not a problem when two top drawer performers are centre stage.; DVD $29.95 | Blu-Ray $34.95