Tubbs’s Film Reviews

243 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Americans, The (TV Series) (2013): If the characters spent less time in the bedroom it might have been a couple of hours shorter but otherwise, it was well written. There is a good performance from Noah Emmerich.
Jericho (TV Series) (2006): S1: A good plot idea but by the time I got to the last episode I'd forgotten what it was.
Journey to the End of the Night (2006): The screenplay wasn't convincing. Fraser shows his limitations and is embarrassing but Glenn, as usual, is worth a watch.rn
Courier, The (Ironbark) (2020): Perhaps a not so well remembered espionage episode. Fine performances add to the interest.
Way We Were, The (1973): It would have been better if the screenplay had developed the political segments and had less romance.; Blu-Ray $19.95
Scanner Darkly, A (2006): Found it hard to tune in to the storytelling but I admired and enjoyed the style of the animation.
Barrio 13 (District B13) (2004): The stunt work was good but the never ending violence just became meaningless.
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018): Probably not perfect but very entertaining. The recreation of Live Aid and the stand–ins for the band members were impressive.
Winter's Bone (2010): A very apt title and the performances are spot on. Like this review, there is no meat on the bone.
Counterpart (TV Series) (2017): A very well written screenplay and it is good to see quality casting from both sides of the Atlantic working together. Olivia Williams, Stephen Rea and, a double dose of J.K. Simmons stand out.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews