Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Freshman, The (1990): It is a well written screenplay backed up by some intelligent casting.
Ten Canoes (2006): It was not as interesting as it should have been.; Blu-Ray $19.95
Hunt, The (2020): Elitists hunting humans for the sport has been done so many times that no matter how many variants are used in the screenplay, at the end of the day, it is just lazy filmmaking.
Little Women (2019): Good production values and female ensemble casting.
First Name: Carmen (Prenom Carmen) (1983): The screenplay will have had more impact in the 80s.
Sea Wolves, The (1980): The screenplay is a bit longer than need be but there is an attractive casting in depth to maintain the interest.
Sword in the Stone (1963): Looking back at animation from the 1960s makes a refreshing change. It is entertaining to boot.
Goodfellas (1990): Rewatching 30 years on & the film has not weathered well. The time & place is well done & the in your face erudite language hasn't aged but the rest of the screenplay just comes across as a series of violent acts.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019): It should disappoint followers of the franchise.
Tucker: a Man and His Dream (1988): There are things to like – especially the period's wardrobe and the use of shadow by the cinematographer – but it is hard to empathise with its main character – a car maker.