Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Scratch (2001): Well worth watching even for nonfans of this form of music.
And Justice for All (1979): It is entertaining with some good comedy moments which often means that Jack Warden is not far away from the action.
Under the Lighthouse Dancing (1996): Jack Thompson was in his mid 50's when he made this romance and didn't really look as if he fitted in – however, he is always watchable. The screenplay should please romantics and the shooting locations can be enjoyed by everyone.
Enemy Mine (1985): The story is a simple one, and although it might not blow you away, it keeps your interest up to the end.
Rent-A-Pal (2020): For the most part, the screenplay and the characters had some freshness about them but toward the end, things get a bit silly and a touch distasteful.
Island in the Sky (1953): A competent adventure screenplay that is strengthened by the shooting locations.
Only Way is Essex, The (TV Series) (TOWIE) (2010): S1: Although there is nothing there it is inoffensive.
Sisterhood (2008): Emily Corcoran pulls off the character of the rough diamond from down under with panache.
She Dies Tomorrow (2020): A good idea but one hard to translate to the screen.; DVD $29.95
Premonition (Yogen) (2004): Whilst the screenplay doesn't break too much new ground in the ideas department it is well worth a watch.