Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Stockholm (2018): There have been a few bank hostage dramas. In this, the Hawke character just gets annoying even though he is an idiot.
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (A la Folie pas du Tout) (2002): Although it plays like a remake in parts it is worth a look.
Shortcut to Happiness (Devil and Daniel Webster, The) (2004): It is a real curiosity piece in that I've never seen Anthony Hopkins struggle in a role before – not that the part was particularly difficult – in fact, it was way below his capabilities.
Hobbit, The (1977): The animation was pretty basic but it tells the story well enough (and in only an hour and a half).
Tinkerbell and the Secret of the Wings (2012): There no need to be embarrassed about being a Tinker Bell fan.
Born Racer: The Scott Dixon Story (2017): I know what its like to go to work every day and just go around in circles.
Last Resort, The (2006): Rewatched in 2020 and it is noticeable how relevant are the issues still. The documentary will be a reference resource for students and historians.; DVD ~~$19.95~~ $14.95
Cranford (TV Mini-series) (2007): Quality at every turn. The female cast fits perfectly into character & wardrobe & then gives a masterclass performance. The writing's social conscience gives the screenplay its strength & it is never in any real danger of degenerating into anything else.
Sir Billi (2012): I liked the animation style – it is bold and has some distinct elements to it. The characters are entertaining and the short running time reduces the risk somewhat.
Short Circuit 2 (1988): It was okay but if you have seen the original the novelty of the character doesn't really extend to a sequel.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews