Tubbs’s Film Reviews

1215 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Mr. In-Between (The Killing Kind) (2001): The British do hard edged violence very well but there was little freshness in the screenplay. David Calder as usual was very good.
Mists of Avalon, The (2001): Anjelica had the strongest presence by far. She should have stood for President.
Youngblood (1986): Standard ice hockey drama.
American Flyers (1985): Grant struggled with his performance, the screenplay was soppy at times but there was some good Colorado location shooting.
Moby Dick (1956): The production is very good but it needs some good supporting performances to steady the ship.
Paulie (1998): It is well done and is good family entertainment.
Dog Soldiers (2002): A bit limited in scope but the screenplay has the odd bite now and again.
Alien (1979): It has genuine suspense.
City Under Siege (2010): A bit of this a bit of that – a scattergun approach to find an audience.
When Borat Came to Town (2008): It was much better than the Borat film.