Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Snow Queen, The (2005): The CGI isn't that successful at times but it is watchable and it is not too long.
Zeus and Roxanne (1996): I think the humans recognise that they are only in a supporting role in this excellent family entertainment.
Bad Boys For Life (2019): It did well at the box office.
Holding the Man (2015): It has all been done before, it is over sentimental and takes ages to finish.
Without A Paddle (2004): More silly than funny. It is interesting that the screenplay can still find a role for automatic weapons as part of its entertainment props.
Blackmail (1929): It is standing the test of time. The silent acting crossing over into sound is interesting as is the editing technique used to keep the story moving – but the highlight is the wonderful street locations including the cab chase 1929 style.
Terminator, The (1984): Sci–fi is normally associated with intelligence, not unending automatic gunfire.
Speechless (1994): A mildly amusing plot idea and performances but the two leads do have some appeal.
Human Factor, The (1979): The screenplay is never boring but it is not enthralling either. There is real compensation however in the casting of some of the cream of British acting talent.
Ben 10: Race Against Time (2006): Not too bad.; DVD $19.95, $24.95