Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Jumper (2008): A good plot idea and the screenplay starts off okay but it then jumps into a bit of a hole and gets lost.
Desperate Hours, The (1955): Bogart's character hasn't stood the test of time 60 years on and comes across today as a bit corny. However, the screenplay is still watchable and so is Fredric March.
Phineas and Ferb - Across the Second Dimension (2011): Should be a hit with younger viewers in particular.
Wreck-It Ralph (2012): For the most part its non –stop action.
Hannah Takes the Stairs (2007): I watched this last in 2012 and described it as a "talkie". Watched it again six years later and they are still talking.
Ballad of Lefty Brown, The (2017): Competently made with some good scenery on display but it is all a bit familiar plot–wise.
Conversation Piece (1974): The screenplay takes its time and the hedonistic characters are mainly for looking at and not for listening to. It is a chamber piece in which the main player is the house where the drama is played out.
Get Carter (2000): I had a bet with myself that I would see Stallone's name credited as a producer – his bankroll would have explained his bizarre casting – but I was wrong so I will credit another one to the cock–up department.
Once Fallen (2010): Violent in parts and the screenplay is ordinary but there is always the watchable Ed Harris as a saving grace and Amy Madigan also in support is not too bad.
Mickey Blue Eyes (1999): If you don't mind Hugh Grant playing Hugh Grant then this romp has some good moments.

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