Tubbs’s Film Reviews

1117 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Devil's Backbone, The (Espinazo Del Diablo, El) (2001): A decent first half, but the screenplay gradually descended into ordinariness.
How To Murder Your Wife (1965): Terry–Thomas might seem one dimensional, but he is very consistent from film to film and certainly makes a positive contribution here.
Bananas (1971): Some of the skits are standing the test of time.
All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989): Solid family entertainment.
Cutter's Way (1981): The screenplay was uneven with an unconvincing climax.
Midnight Lace (1960): A better choice for the lead would have made all the difference. There is a strong supporting cast, however.
Radio Days (1987): It is well produced with the period details very convincing.
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.