Tubbs’s Film Reviews

1204 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Witness to Murder (1954): The screenplay, although not always convincing, had some good aspects, but the relationship between Stanwyck and Merrill's characters was a major weakness.
Bride Wore Black, The (La Mariée était en noir) (1968): An interesting, if barely believable plot scenario, held together by a quality cast.
Twelve Monkeys (12 Monkeys) (1996): You can guess why Willis was cast to undertake the action segments, but his limitations showed at other times. Some good aspects to the story and the overall production however.
Comeback, The (TV Series) (2005): To its credit, the format is not the norm.
Hanging Up (2000): It falters a bit during the dramatic bits, but overall the very good cast sees it through.
Invasion (TV Series) (2005-2006): The best segments are those involving Elisabeth Moss.
Chapter 27 (2007): If Chapman is boring in real life, then Jared Leto got his character down pat.
Illustrated Family Doctor, The (2005): I enjoyed the early scenes and thought it had a good plot idea, but after that, I lost concentration in the proceedings.
Shakespeare Behind Bars (2005): A prison film that is refreshingly different.
Hell House (2001): There is some interest in the content, but the characters are one dimensional.