Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

A Simple Favour (2018): A good performance from Anna Kendrick helps maintain the interest in the passable plot.
Raid, The (The Raid: Redemption) (2011): The choreography is slick but as with the rest of the screenplay, it has violence as a base. There are few breaks from the violence which soon repeats itself and just gets more and more boring.
Mad Max II - The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2) (1981): There is something in it for non–action fans – made on a relatively small budget it makes the most of its location and the cheap looking wardrobe and props do the job. It is believably futuristic.
Alien Resurrection (1997): There isn't a great deal of science fiction but not a bad actioner.
Spy Who Dumped Me, The (2018): An energetic and very noisy cast try their hardest but the whole point of the plot is that it should repeat what has been done before.
Carlos (Carlos the Jackal) (2010): Saw the shorter theatrical version – it is disappointing and ironically it is too long.
Post, The (2017): Its all been done before. The Hanks character was a waste of money as you couldn't tell what he was mumbling about but at least he provided the viewer with some kind of challenge.
We and the I, The (2012): The fresh faces provide some relief otherwise it is a long and noisy bus ride.; DVD $29.95
Fall of the House of Usher, The (1960): Compact storytelling with good looking sets but a Vincent Price (or a Christopher Lee et. al) in the lead makes the difference.
Mandy (2018): A Christopher Walken smile sends a shiver down my spine. I don't need two hours of noise and special effects.; DVD $29.95

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews