Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Color Out of Space (Colour Out of Space) (2019): It had a good story and some good work went into the design of the film but the whole project turned into a circus by the lead actor going on an ego trip.
Graduation (Bacalaureat) (2016): It should have been able to tell the story in less time or have the screenplay achieve more than it did.
Untamed, The (La región salvaje) (2016): The minimum number of characters are used to good effect. The screenplay is a good mix of light horror, sci–fi, and, by not using noisy sound effects, eerie suspense.
Tracking Edith (2016): Considering the documentarian did not have access to Russian archives he does a good job with her espionage activities. Unfortunately, her photography takes second place in this story but her brilliance, from the photos we do see, is apparent.
Bob Roberts (1992): I think one thing the film does get right is the incessant noise of people in US politics – supporters, media et.al. No time for thinking. The songs are untuneful deliberately I would say. As a satire it will not date.
Hush (1998): The screenplay isn't convincing but Jessica Lange is.
Innerspace (1987): Personally, I always found Quaid hard to swallow, and although the film has a good comedic idea two hours is too much to digest.; DVD ~~$20~~ $15
Fisherman's Friends (2019): The shanties are excellent but the screenplay in between is only padding or in this instance light ballast.
Sonic The Hedgehog (2020): Quicker(?) Maybe but I'm still a Road Runner fan – Beep Beep.
Jungle Book, The (1968): Some great characters with the elephant segments the highlight. A family classic.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews