Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Rolling Stones - From the Vault (1981): It goes without saying that the concert is excellent but what I found also interesting was the behind the scenes introduction – the Stones at ease in the flesh but under layers of makeup.
Gilda (1946): Although the dialogue is for the most part snappy the unending bickering and immature behaviour of the lead characters makes the story telling drag somewhat. One big plus is the black and white photography.
Jungle Book 2, The (2003): Excellent characters assisted by uncomplicated animation make it an enjoyable film to watch.
Training Day (2001): Denzel is very good as per usual and Ethan does well to keep on his coat tails. The story/character relationship is at its strongest in the early scenes but weakens somewhat as the day gets longer.
Shipwrecked (1990): A bit uneven – but there are some very good bits particularly when on board ship.
Tinkerbell and the Lost Treasure (2009): The animation is terrific and is easy on the eye.
Destiny of Her Own, A (Dangerous Beauty) (1998): The production values in set designs and wardrobe are very good but are repaid by a mundane and at times laughable script – this in turn casts doubt on what really did go on with the real life characters on which the plot is based.
Aurora Borealis (2005): Very interesting characters played out by some interesting performers.
Tarzan 2 (2005): Simple clear to understand animation with some entertaining characters.
Princess Diaries, The (2001): It's not as bad as it looks – although its fluff there are some watchable moments particularly during Anne Hathaway's school scenes.

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