Tubbs’s Film Reviews

998 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Nine Days (2020): Not everything was fathomable on a first viewing but the material was fresh and therefore commendable.
Toni Erdmann (2016): If there was ever a screenplay crying out for a shorter running time this was it. A good plot idea but one that lost freshness and its effectiveness the longer it went on.
Whale, The (2022): There is little movement as the whale is beached.
Sweetie (1989): For the most part Quirky.
In Darkness (2011): It is okay, but without wanting to be disrespectful to those involved in the real events, it has been a busy film genre over the years.
Super Mario Bros. Movie, The (2023): The characters are interesting and have been animated very well.
Mad Max III - Beyond Thunderdome (Mad Max 3) (1985): The "crowd" scenes were well done as were the set designs and props.
Thirteen Ghosts (2001): There was a lot of yelling between the characters so at least the screenplay made an impression on somebody.
Ride Clear of Diablo (1954): Dan Duryea adds much needed character to the proceedings.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966): It plays like a play, it is heavy on dialogue and is quite long so it needs a bit of patience.