Tubbs’s Film Reviews

826 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Young Dracula (TV Series) (2006): Great family entertainment.
Footnote (2011): It has a strong bittersweet screenplay and one that knows how to conclude.
Irishman, The (2019): Well produced, but these kinds of characters have had quite a bit of screen time in recent years and are not that interesting anymore.
Sweet Charity (1968): Although the screenplay spirals out of control, the musical segments are worth waiting for, and there is always the never boring Shirley Mac to anchor proceedings.
Gigi (1958): The screenplay gets soppy at times, and there is an over reliance on the main tune, but the wardrobe people do a great job.
Upside, The (2018): An unnecessary remake.
Rocket Post, The (2004): A decent bittersweet screenplay, assisted by some good character performances and a gorgeous shooting location.
Trouble Every Day (2001): Only mildly interesting but never boring with Vincent G lurking around.
Judgement at Nuremberg (1961): Courtroom dramas tend to take longer, but this needs a bit of extra patience to cope with some speeches as well. Other than reasoning out the casting decisions, there is no suspense or intrigue, so the marathon screenplay can be viewed over several days.
Saigon - Year of the Cat (1983): Considering the importance of the time and place, we didn't need the romantic segments of the plot. The political aspects were handled quite well, however.