Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Hangover, The (2009): Theatrical version **** a rarity – a funny American post–1940 comedy. Extended uncut version *** this is not as good as the theatrical version but stands up well against the sequels that followed.
Bride of Frankenstein (1935): You can't imagine a time when this film will not be appreciated. It has more than its share of memorable moments packed into its short running length.
Buddy (1997): Uneven but the real animal scenes are worthy of commendation for the trainers. The ending is a bit soppy.
Slackers (2001): It has dated quite badly after only 16 years.
Sherlock - Series 1 (TV Series) (2010): Each episode is of feature length. Cumberbatch and Freeman make a good fist of it. The set designs, wardrobe and supporting cast are BBC quality.; DVD $69.95
Assault on Precinct 13 (2005): An unnecessary but watchable remake.
Doctor Foster (TV Series) (2015-2017): Series 1: Gets a bit too melodramatic at times but Suranne Jones's accomplished performance makes it worth it.
Tall Man, The (2012): There are some good segments but the screenplay is uneven overall.
Ring, The (2002): Not too bad – it has a good base to work on in the "Ring" (1998).
Frankenstein (1931): A classic with a special mention for the make–up artists.