Tubbs’s Film Reviews

998 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Life with Father (1947): Its play origins are very apparent but the quality of the dialogue comes through aided by two lead performances who work well off each other.
Navigator, The (A Medieval Odyssey) (1988): An uneven screenplay but it does include some great scenes and overall the material is fresh.
Delinquents, The (1957): It is worth a try – take a look back at a time capsule.
Dirty Carnival, A (Biyeolhan geori) (2006): More of the same but worthy of a watch if you don't mind more of the same.
Dark Waters (2019): It was okay but why not leave it to the documentary maker(?)
Man Who Sued God, The (2001): A good and fresh plot idea played out by as expected a terrific Judy Davis and a couldn't be boring Billy Connolly.
Levelling, The (2016): Ellie Kendrick and her Dad (David Troughton) are excellent and what is more, believable. A screenplay with a no frills political message.
Western Union (1941): It has a good plot, casting, and director but it doesn't really amount to much.; DVD $29.95
Warm Springs (2005): It is not a warm and fuzzy drama about FDR – he couldn't have been easy to live with – and it is all the better for it. The production values are first class and the casting of leads and supports are well done and interesting.
Teknolust (2002): It contains more than one good performance from Tilda with Karen Black the icing on the cake. The screenplay is intelligent and refreshingly different. The wardrobe/hair and the design people deserve special mention as well.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews