Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Stir Crazy (1980): There are some good skits but overall the screenplay is uneven.; Blu-Ray $19.95
Man Who Knew Infinity, The (2015): An interesting screenplay which makes you want to find out a bit more about the research they were undertaking. Jeremy Irons is as solid as a rock and the period set designs and wardrobe spot on.
Buena Vista Social Club (1999): It is a useful introduction to Cuban folk music complemented by the musicians' reminiscences and Havana street scenes.
Boss Baby, The (2017): It has little originality to it but it should be pleasing family entertainment.
Goldeneye (1996): Brosnan is one of the better Bonds & the script has its lighter moments which is one of the ingredients on which the franchise had built its success – for e.g. the Q & M segments. The quality support includes Joe Don Baker & Gottfried John.
Flatliners (1990): It is a good plot idea but one which is not successfully carried off. Although this is surprising considering the talent of the cast they do portray characters who at the end of the day you really don't care what happens to them.
Coyote Ugly (2000): The bar room dancing scenes work and save the film from what goes on in between. An attractive female cast does well.
Seabiscuit (2003): The production values are quality and there is an attractive cast in Cooper and Bridges. The racing scenes are very well done but the whole thing is too long.
Banksy Job, The (2016): Although there is only a limited use of the English language it is a bit different and worth a try.
Shut Up and Sing (2006): Over excitement all round – media, fans, management, artists –––.

Main menu

Section navigation menu

Tubbs’s Film Reviews