Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Stieg Larsson: The Man Who Played with Fire (2018): The documentary has a good balance between the man and the political situation pertaining in Sweden in the later years of his life.; DVD $29.95
I am Cuba (1964): Although it hasn't aged very well, particularly its propaganda segments, it has some good scenes and is worth a watch.
Fatman (2020): It could have been much better.; DVD $24.95
Anita and Me (2002): Young Chandeep Uppal is a revelation – although there is a strong adult supporting cast – she anchors this comedy in her first film role. A very well written screenplay has just the right amount of political edge to it.
Monsters: Dark Continent (2014): It offers little for those interested in sci–fi and not much more for action fans.
Boss Of It All, The (Direktøren for det hele) (2006): Commendable for being different but the joke drags out too long.
Prime (2005): A walk in the park for Uma and Meryl.
Skin I Live In, The (2011): A reasonable screenplay (at least it is different) but it should have ended sooner rather than being over explanatory.
Boot Hill (1969): Mildly amusing but the viewing is helped by an interesting supporting cast.
Valdez Is Coming (1971): A reasonable screenplay anchored by another typically solid performance from Burt Lancaster.