Tubbs’s Film Reviews

1110 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Alice (1990): At least with this screenplay, compared to others from the stable around this time, other things move rather than just the characters' mouths. Mia does well and heads a fine cast.
Hawaii (1966): There are quite a number of references to God, and that is about as exciting as it gets.
Topkapi (1964): A heist screenplay that doesn't rely on guns or fast cars and is shot on some beautiful locations. Peter Ustinov's performance is a treat.
POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold (2011): Not great but it makes some worthy points.
Boost, The (1988): Although Mr Woods is not that convincing at times, the screenplay deserves credit for being anti drug.
They Call Me Mister Tibbs! (1970): A good balance between police and domestic action, with the latter being handled the better.
Betrayed (1988): The screenplay overall was not always convincing, but one segment showing a child with a gun and featuring some right wing cartoon characters was believable.
Broadway Danny Rose (1984): I succumbed to Allen's whining voice, but he's not in every scene, and thankfully, it is not too long.
Interiors (1978): A talkie, but the casting helps.
Fatal Beauty (1987): A comedy with guns.