Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Teen Wolf / Teen Wolf Too (1985-1986): Teen Wolf:30years on it is a bit bland but watchable still.
Foreigner, The (2017): Watchable screenplay but it has all been done before. Brosnan is irritating digging deep for his Irish accent.
Any Given Sunday (2000): American Football is well known for its lack of action on the field so to make this drama exciting the characters are depicted as loudmouths and motormouths.
Rubber (2010): A bit of a one–joke scenario but it is not too long and the special effects are well done.
Scars of Dracula (1970): Uneven but it has moments that are worth waiting for. As usual, the set designs are well done.
Town Called Panic, A (2009): The manic screenplay and characters are delightful. The animation is impressive.
Cheech and Chong - Still Smokin (1983): Humping animals appear after only 30 minutes – a sure sign that not all is well in the comedy department.
Stand by Me (1986): The screenplay is a time capsule. It is enhanced by the photography and the soundtrack.; DVD ~~$19.95~~ $14.95
Me and Orson Welles (2009): Whilst the set designs and costumes are excellent the screenplay needed to be shorter. Restricting the pontifications to "on stage" would have helped and the disposing of the romantic sub–plot.
Paris, Je T'aime (Paris, I Love You) (2006): As to be expected with so many segments they are of varying quality – the cast most of whom can act are given little chance to show their talents.