Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Bruce Springsteen - The Promise (The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town) (2010): It is interesting behind the scenes action of the making of an album and other goings–on.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017): Firth, Moore, Strong and the special effects are all fine and the screenplay has some good segments but the whole thing takes all day.
Wackness, The (2008): It didn't work as well when Kingsley wasn't on camera and it could have done more with Famke Janssen and Jane Adams who were underused. The soundtrack was good.; DVD ~~$29.95~~ $14.95
Subway (1985): After a great opening sequence, it is slowly downhill for the screenplay but there is always some interest generated by the subway shooting location.
Please Stand By (2017): It avoids the sentimental potholes. Dakota gets it just right and has two very good actresses in support.
Loved Ones, The (2009): The early screenplay is very promising but then it changes audiences. What could have been a good black comedy degenerates into a straight horror although parts are still watchable thanks to Robin McLeavy's performance.
Dirty Three, The (2007): Spotify here I come.
Paul Kelly: Stories of Me (2012): A relatively low key documentary on this multi–talented musician.
Broadway Idiot (2013): Most of the documentary takes place behind the scenes but there are snatches of some good performances.
A Band Called Death (2012): I don't think I've seen a happier group of musicians – a laugh is just around the corner.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews