Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Yellow Rolls-Royce, The (1964): Starts of well with Rex Harrison and some good British supporting actors but loses its way after that. Joyce Grenfell pops up later though so stay with it.
Joe (2013): Its commendable to speak the local drawl but subtitles please. Gary Poulter the stand out as the main alcoholic.
Sounder (1972): Its worth it for the soundtrack. A good attempt to portray the life of sharecroppers at the time.
Fall, The - Series 2 (TV Series) (2014): Doesn't maintain the standards of the initial series.
Astounding She-Monster, The (1958): A good contribution to the genre.
American Teen (2008): Okay.
William Vincent (Shadows and Lies) (2010): It demands to be seen a second time – I couldn't follow all the nuances on a first watch. The leads are terrific and supported by an interesting and appropriately used soundtrack. Well done indie.
Upside of Anger, The (2004): Good story well told – Mike Bender does well in a support role but then there is Joan Allen (say no more).
Grudge Match (2013): De Niro seems to be concentrating on the lighter stuff at this stage of his career. Alan Arkin the only real highlight.
Fun With Dick and Jane (2005): Carrey is better in this one because he's not trying to be funny – he should give comedy away.