Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Horror Hospital (1973): The screenplay is a bit messy but enjoyable. Dennis Price was in good form but didn't have much screen time.
Hebrew Hammer, The (2002): It deserves some credit for being original but the religious content was way above my head.
Motorcycle Diaries (Diarios de Motocicleta) (2004): It wasn't quite the same after the motorcycle was no more but it remained a good political snapshot of the lives of the several peoples they encountered.
Stalag 17 (1952): The screenplay is well performed and it is a good mix of comedy and drama.
Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (2005): A quality fantasy for the family. Tilda Swinton was created for this kind of role and the kids led by Georgie Henley are well cast. The competent special effects are seamlessly woven into the storytelling.
Saint, The (1997): Val Kilmer's casting is the problem – in some scenes he just looks silly. The other Saints at least looked something like you'd expect a saint to look like – even without a halo they looked dignified.
Great Gatsby, The (2013): The art work, set designs and wardrobe are excellent but they are not enough to carry you through two hours.
I-Spy (2002): It didn't amount to much although not being a Wilson fan didn't help.
Baby's Day Out (1994): Technically the film was quite cleverly made and it was certainly entertaining.
Hellboy (Hellboy: Call of Darkness) (2019): It will be more enjoyable after taking a bit of sustenance – parts of it are quite entertaining although overall it is a bit too long.

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