Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Don't Think Twice (2016): I really don't know what this was about if it was about anything.
Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014): There is some good acting talent sitting around underused and looking out of place.
Phoenix (2014): Nina Hoss is very good and does well to survive a screenplay that creaks and groans struggling with plausibility.
Winstanley (1975): I understand Jerome Willis is the only professional actor used and that the film was made on a low budget. But good on 'em – its screenplay has made me reach for the history books.
Devil and Miss Jones, The (1941): It has a very good screenplay but it falls a bit flat when Coburn is not on screen.
La Belle Saison (Summertime) (2015): Cécile de France is very good but the screenplay after an energetic first half hour concerning bolshie females takes a romantic right turn and never recovers.; DVD $29.95
Kiss the Girls (1997): The screenplay is watchable but it takes a while and needs Morgan Freeman to keep the interest up.
How Much Does Your Building Weigh, Mr Foster? (2010): Better than most documentaries about architects.
Last of England, The (1988): It is not a clone (which is worth a *). It is hard work but I watched it a second time with commentary which helped. More viewings I am sure will offer more insights.
Before Sunset (2004): They are an odd couple – Delpy and the camera are made for each other but Hawke looks like he's been dropped off from a spaceship. However, both give as good as they get in the talking department.

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