Tubbs’s Film Reviews

866 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Two Days in Paris (2 Days in Paris) (2007): I don't see the point in screenplays like this other than to provide employment.
Burlesque (2010): The dancing had plenty of energy, and it made up for the screenplay having too many speaking parts. The only characters that were required were those of Aguilera, Cher the bitchy Bell. and Tucci, who could have represented the males.
Apt Pupil (1998): An interesting screenplay that falls short of its potential, but McKellen is excellent, and that should be enough to invite a watch.
October Sky (1999): Very good production values for time and place. Jake G is fine, but it is Chris Cooper that stands out.
Don't Look Now We're Being Shot At (La Grande Vadrouille) (1966): It is long for a comedy, but it has an interesting mix of French and English comedic actors.
Voyage, The (Il Viaggio) (1974): The screenplay leans toward the dreary.
Violent Men, The (1955): The casting is stronger than the screenplay.
Darwin Awards, The (2007): A good plot idea, but not every segment of the screenplay works as well as it could have.
Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989): It was heavy on dialogue, which may have been okay if the characters had been a bit more interesting.
Gabrielle (2005): It plays like a play, but there are two good performances.