Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Amazing Colossal Man, The (1957): It has a good storyline which is entertainingly carried out.
Red Ribbon Blues (1995): It is not great but it does have some genuinely humorous moments.
Clovehitch Killer, The (2018): Although the screenplay shows its hand early it is still able to maintain some interest even if the tension is minimal.
Wolf's Mouth, The (Mouth of the Wolf; La bocca del lupo) (2009): Put together in a novel way the story is supplemented by some really interesting library footage plus scenes of Genoa's back streets and alleys.
Ad Astra (2019): Although there was a lot of mumbling inside helmets the good plotline was discernable but the honours go to the special effects team who made good use of the limitless space available to them.
Blues Brothers, The (1980)
Super Troopers (2002)
Confidence (2002): The unoriginal screenplay needs all the help it can get but there are too many annoying characters led by Burns and Giamatti (who gives another hysterical performance).
Naked Kiss, The (1964): It starts off okay and finishes quite well but the screenplay loses its umpf in the middle.
Last Christmas (2019): The screenplay makes you cringe at times but Emilia Clarke rises above the material so that in the end it is not a total sugary disaster. Emma Thompson and Michelle Yeoh have only small parts but they do help to give the proceedings some credibility.