Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Mummy, The (2017): Quite entertaining. Tom does this kind of thing better than in those roles in which he is required to act.
Jackass: The Movie (2002): They obviously have a fan somewhere that they like to impress.
Witness (1985): It has a moderately interesting screenplay due to the Amish connection and the casting of Josef Sommer really helps – he's a standout in this cast.; DVD ~~$24.95~~ $18.70
Red Sparrow (2018): The false accents were a struggle for the viewer and performers. There have been several good spy dramas made over the years so we didn't need another one. I guess the extra violence in this one is an attempt to set it apart.
12 Strong (2018): Another film feeding off an overseas conflict – it saves the screenwriter dreaming one up I suppose.
Second Mother, The (Que Horas Ela Volta?) (2015): It is an effective social satire.
Are You Being Served? - The Movie (1977): It is not surviving the test of time 40 years on too well but still has curiosity value.
Scaramouche (1952): You end up cheering for Mel Ferrer.
Thomas Crown Affair, The (1968): The screenplay spends too much time on McQueen and Dunaway's relationship and doesn't go anywhere fast. It is always good to see character actor Jack Weston.
Rules of Engagement (2000)