Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

House I Live In, The (2012): It has a low key approach but it is hard–hitting in its indictment of the class war in the USA. The points made by the interviewees – academics and those working at the sharp end – make sense.
Plainsman, The (1936): Entertaining but a history lesson it is not.
Mary Magdalene (2018): Its hard work.
El Bulli - Cooking in Progress (2011): There are a lot of cooking documentaries but the cooks in this one refreshingly don't have the histrionics typical of other kitchens. The dishes produced should please aficionados but maybe not those of us who eat to avoid hunger.
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992): Daniel Stern steals every scene he is in and his performance makes it worth the watch.
Home Alone (1990): Daniel Stern steals every scene he is in and his performance makes it worth the watch.
A Wrinkle in Time (2018): Some of the artwork/set designs are worthy of attention but the screenplay is clunky.
Belier Family, The (2014): It probably tries too hard to impress – the material is light and the film gets more and more commercial as it progresses – however, the choice of music is a winner.
Kiwi Christmas (2017): It compares well with many other Christmas films.; DVD ~~$29.95~~ $19.95
Valiant (2005): It has a good storyline and entertaining animated characters.