Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

RBG (2018): Go Girl!
Honeymoon in Vegas (1992): Cage's hysterics ruins another film.
Thank You For Smoking (2005): It is well written and for the most part, delivered with the right amount of sarcasm thanks mainly to a good lead performance from Eckhart.
BlacKkKlansman (Black Klansman) (2018): The screenplay is okay except it travels too much on well–trodden ground at times.
Saint Laurent (2014): The production values are excellent, but you have to sympathise with the filmmaker, who has the task of making characters who do not have to work for a living, interesting.
Clockwatchers (1997): It should have been better with this cast but with this cast, it is just worth it.
Mystery, Alaska (1999): The screenplay is over–familiar but there is some attraction in the casting of Meaney, Azaria and Lolita Davidovich.
When a Man Loves a Woman (1994): Meg's fine as usual but Garcia's hysterics fail to convince. The screenplay is another one about marriage and alcohol and it drags out to two hours.
Tokyo-Ga (1985): Some really interesting interviews with Ozu's cinematographer and his leading actor, plus a smorgasbord of Japanese life and trains and more trains.
Ten Commandments, The (1956): A slog with the type of screenplay that would have attracted a Monty Python remake. However, there are scenes that are still very worthy 60 years on and the wardrobe people did a great job.