Tubbs’s Film Reviews

916 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Years And Years (TV Series) (2019): Although the screenplay weakens out, it has some good ideas, and there is some class in the cast.
Girl in the Cafe, The (2005): Not a convincing screenplay, but the two leads give good performances, and Ken Stott heads a good supporting cast.
Salzburg Connection, The (Top Secret) (1972): An okay plot without being the strongest compared to others in the genre. An interesting supporting cast that includes a young Udo Kier.
Woods, The (2006): It has Patricia Clarkson and some very good horror special effects.
Horse's Mouth, The (1958): Well written, and Alec Guinness, as usual, doesn't disappoint. There is a very good supporting cast and interesting 50s location shooting.
Van, The (1996): Considering the ingredients, it was a little disappointing.
Arabian Nights (Mini-Series) (2000): An interesting casting mix with good special effects helps.
Rock Profile (TV Series) (1999-2001): Some of the sketches weren't too bad.
Big Train (TV Series) (1998-2002): Although the format is familiar, the writing and the performances stand up well in 12 episodes over two series.
Chance in a Million (TV Series) (1984-1986): The two leads are fine and are supported throughout the 3 series by a good range of British comedic performers.