Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Fifty Shades Darker (2016): Considering there wasn't much of a screenplay they did well to fill in over an hour. The two males looked alike and were easily mixed up which I suppose was the whole purpose of the exercise.
Henry and June (1990): The photography and the period's wardrobe and set designs are spot on but are not enough to maintain your interest over the 2 hour plus running time. The first 43 bedroom scenes were okay but after that they just got boring.
Backbeat (1993): It would not be an easy subject to film. It has a strong start but is later not so interesting when the romance takes over.
Paradise, The (TV Series) (2012): Series One – When all else fails the set designs and wardrobe are quality.
Charlie's Angels - Full Throttle (2003): Its watchability is enhanced by the casting of John Cleese.
Charlie's Angels (2000): There is plenty of slow motion camera work in the action sequences to pad out the running time.
Wedding Date, The (2005): It is really light with nothing to anchor it down.
Brady Bunch Movie, The (1995): The screenplay is a bit of a mixture but there are some good bits mainly centred around the three daughters led by Jennifer Elise Cox's performance.
Mr. Magoo (1998): The screenplay is not that strong and has an air of familiarity about it but Leslie Nielsen tries his darndest to make it work.
Logan (2017): It failed to hold the attention except that I noticed it went on forever.; DVD ~~$20~~ $10