Tubbs’s Film Reviews

1049 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

One That Got Away, The (Einer Kam Durch) (1957): An interesting wartime story, where a level of decency still prevailed between combatants.
Max Manus: Man of War (2008): The first half of the screenplay is more interesting than the second, but the production values throughout are excellent.
Man Bites Dog (1992): It doesn't follow any well trodden path, but perhaps a path that hasn't been used too many times before.; Blu-Ray $39.95
Jackie Brown (1998): The writing and the casting complement each other very well.
Alien Apocalypse (2005): At its best when the flies are on screen.; DVD $19.95
Osama (2003): Low key, but it takes no prisoners.
Let It Be (1970): The "concert" with the unsuspecting street audience was memorable.
Brothers (2004): The Taliban scenes were the best. Those on the home front were a little predictable.
Audrey Rose (1977): The pacing requires patience, but the performance of the young and debuting Susan Swift makes it worth hanging in there.
Hairspray (1988): The musical side is very good, and the padding is nearly as good thanks to some larger than life characters and a point making script.