Tubbs’s Film Reviews

827 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Unforgiven, The (1960): An intelligent story with strong performances from Lancaster and old hands Gish and Bickford.
Battlestar Galactica (TV Mini Series) (2003): It took a little while for the SF to get into play but it picked up once the bedroom scenes were over.
Mystic Masseur, The (2002): Well written and there is plenty of colour in the design and wardrobe. A talented Indian cast do the honours.; DVD $14.95
Apache (1954): Burt looked a bit silly which is unfortunate as he is too good an actor to be ridiculed, albeit unintentionally. However, the story is decent enough and probably, well intentioned.
Home By Christmas (2010): The screenplay was presented in an interesting fashion with Tony Barry being an excellent casting choice.; DVD ~~$24.95~~ $18.70
Sleeping Beauty (1987): Whilst the story is timeless, and always has some interest, this is a modest production.
Odd Man Out (1947): Well written with believable characters which is thanks in no small way to the casting. The street scenes were memorable wet and dry.
Confessions of an American Girl (American Girl) (2002): The slightly offbeat screenplay works most of the time and is helped by some pretty good casting choices.
Ghost (1990): A bit dated 30+ years on although some of Whoopi's scenes are not too bad.
Last House on the Left, The (1972): If the sales of chainsaws increased after the release of this film the authorities would have been worried.