Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Judge, The (2014): I had time to wash the dishes,make the bed and pass out twice.
Hostel (2005): Although it is a little better than most it fails to shock as much as it could – fewer horror scenes would have been more effective.
Dunkirk (2017): Commercial cinema not history – it barely mentions the brave rearguard action to protect the perimeter which enabled so many to escape or why the Germans were so ineffective. The plus is the stunning aerial action produced by the special effects team.
Inside I'm Dancing (Rory O'Shea Was Here) (2004): The early scenes are the best before the "one joke" scenario wears thin.
Metro (1997): It is too long for the material on offer but there is one excellent action scene based around a Frisco cable car.
Ginji The Slasher (2003): Violent but there is some intelligence in the screenplay.
Fast and the Furious, The (1954): It is one of those hard to dislike films. The later scenes seem a bit rushed and a few corners cut – you get the impression the production was running out of money.
Charade (1964): Audrey is well cast and so are the supporting players. There are some delightful comedic moments sprinkled throughout the screenplay which although it gets a bit hurried toward the end for the most part is well written. Has a classic theme tune.
Pork Pie (2017): It follows a successful formula but maybe a shade too long.
Elektra (2005): There are a surplus of superheroes but I guess another one won't do any harm. Go girl!

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