Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Inner Tour, The (2002): The only way these Palestinians can enter Israel is by taking an organised bus tour through this now land of fences.
Good Shepherd, The (2006): I can't see any reason why it needs to be so long.
Kong: Skull Island (2017): It is more of a film in which you can admire its special effects. For a King Kong film the 1933 version is hard to beat.
Rolling Stones - Stones in Exile (2010): It is well put together with some bonus extended interviews.
Time to Kill, A (1996): A bit of a slog which is a shame considering the effort put into the casting.
Monster's Ball (2001): Well written except it takes too much time with the romantic bits instead of concentrating on the important issues.
Firm, The (2009): The choreography of the contretemps is well done.
Shepherds and Butchers (2016): The "inspired by true events" encourages you to read up a bit more about this case – it is interesting even though its dramatisation in the film is a bit dry.
Stepmom (1998): Sarandon makes the two hours a little less of a struggle.
La Cage Aux Folles (1979): A couple of segments have stood the test of time 40 years on but it will always deserve some attention as a curiosity piece.