Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Make-Out With Violence (2008): It pleasingly didn't always follow formula but there was a two–year–old given the job of doing the voice over – its mumbling didn't help the understanding of the screenplay.
Le Redoutable (Godard, Mon Amour) (2017): There is a sense of humour running through the screenplay. It's based at a time before "the dangers of smoking" message has made an impression. An understated performance from Martin allows the moodiness of Goddard's character to flourish.
Breaker Upperers, The (2018): The comedy is not sophisticated – more silly but harmless.; DVD $14.95 | Blu-Ray $19.95
Thirst (Bakjwi) (2009): It is an above average vampire outing but it treads ground and runs out of steam and there is still an hour to go.
Magic Mike XXL (2015): You have to wait a long time before there is even a hint of dancing – up till then, there is a lot of egotistical male posturing which when the dancing finally arrives turns into testicle male posturing.
Pin Cushion (2017): The two leads are excellent, their characters fresh and they do justice to an intelligent screenplay.
An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power (An Inconvenient Truth 2) (2017): Mainly covers old ground and you get the impression that Gore thinks he is a sole crusader but it has some good film evidence in his presentations.
Upside Down (2012): Got a sore neck admiring the set designs and the special effects are impressive.; Blu-Ray $19.95
CJ7 (Cheung Gong 7 hou) (2008): There are enough differences compared to the norm to make it worthwhile.
Tale of the Princess Kaguya, The (2013): The early screenplay is excellent but it gets bogged down once the family moves into the city and it drags on too long.; Blu-Ray $39.95

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews