Tubbs’s Film Reviews

1094 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Trap (2024): A bit predictable. I wish the daughter had a better appreciation of music.
Boston Strangler, The (1968): The pacing is unhurried, but that suits Fonda's style. Kennedy is threatening as usual, even though he is one of the good guys. The screenplay has an interesting format and is enhanced by some good city location shooting.
River of No Return (1954): A forgettable screenplay, but there is some good location shooting.
Organization, The (1971): It doesn't live up to its promising start, but it is worth a watch.
Hole in the Head, A (1959): Thelma Ritter and Edward G provide some much needed relief. At least they don't sing.
Fortune Cookie, The (1966): Well written, and although a bit too long for the material, Matthau is in fine form.
Not As A Stranger (1955): A mix of medical and romantic drama, with the former thankfully good enough to see the screenplay through. The useful cast helped.
Mala Noche (1985): At its most interesting when the camera is on the worn streets with the worn populace.
Good Times (1967): It has more curiosity value than anything else.
Dolly Sisters, The (1945): The song and dance and wardrobe make it worthwhile.