Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (2011): There is a definite rise in interest when Kristin is on camera.
Diner (1982): Whilst the screenplay doesn't get too far past the entree, the set designs are commendable, and there is interest in the younger versions of those cast members who today have stayed the course(s).
Brightburn (2019): There were times during its first half–hour that I thought it was going to break out of the mold.
Morning After, The (1986): Its best moments are early in the film but, although the screenplay would have benefited from being more compact, it has enough thanks to the appeal of its two leads, to maintain interest.
Room Upstairs, The (1987): The screenplay wasn't too bad but there was more interest in the always watchable Stockard Channing and Linda Hunt performances.
Chaperone, The (2018): Elizabeth McGovern is solid but the screenplay doesn't really grab your attention nor anything else for that matter.
At Eternity's Gate (2018): A slice of Van Gogh's life which, even though the artist has received quite a bit of attention from other film makers, will not lack an appreciative audience.
Ghostland (Incident in a Ghostland) (2018): Whatever else it is – it is very noisy.
Gloria Bell (2019): The screenplay doesn't amount to much.
Bring Me the Head of Mavis Davis (1997): Rik Mayall fans may well be disappointed with the screenplay.