Tubbs’s Film Reviews

765 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Paranormal Activity 2 (2010): More of the same.
Love Me Tonight (1932): It opens with a great aerial shot over the chimney pots. Jeanette MacDonald's lovely voice carries the musical side and certainly does justice to some memorable numbers. A good supporting cast helps with the padding in between.
Sing 2 (2020): Animation is able to create at will such a wide variety of creatures.
Guncrazy (1992): Not the first time this plot idea has been used but the young veteran Barrymore creates some interest.
Jackass Number Two (2006): More of the same as is the rating.
Taste of Cherry, A (1997): An intelligent rather than an entertaining screenplay. Not the Director's best but worth a look.
Rosemary's Baby (1968): The location shots during the opening credits are memorable & are backed up later by some excellent street scenes. The camera work & the set designs set a suitable mood for the screenplay with an ensemble of veteran character actors the icing on the cake.
Emily (2022): Solid and competent.; DVD $29.95
Reprise (2006): The screenplay was fragmented when it switched the focus to one of the fringe characters who were then returned to the shadows. However, for the most part, proceedings were shared by 3 good performers – with the first half being stronger than the second.
Buchanan Rides Alone (1958): Another solid western from the pairing of Boetticher and Scott.