Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

7 Boxes (2012): For the most part, the screenplay seems to be aimed at a young adult or even a family audience but for some reason, an unnecessary killing or two or three is thrown into the pot.
Bonnie's Kids (1972): A modest screenplay but one with 70s cult interest.
Six Minutes to Midnight (2020): The screenplay is not devoid of good things – it has some good production values and casting – but it appears to have some editing/continuity issues. A shame because the story is an interesting one.
Justice of Bunny King, The (2021): The first half was good but the screenplay then loses its freshness and goes downhill on a well trodden path.; DVD $29.95
John Q (2002): I believe there were good intentions behind the screenplay but it missed the mark even with quality in the cast.
Saint Maud (2019): The material isn't original but it is arranged in such a way as to make the proceedings at the least interesting.
A Quiet Place Part II (A Quiet Place 2) (2021): The original plot idea was fine but whether it was worth a sequel is debatable.
A Quiet Place (2018): Considering the main theme of the plot was quietness this drama was noisy – this was in no small part because of the soundtrack. However at least the screenplay was based on a fresh idea and the writer should be complimented for that.; DVD ~~$15~~ $11.25
Trader Hornee (1970): Silly and harmless.
Thin Red Line, The (1998): At Malick length, the screenplay does require patience (as do some of the characters) but there are some excellent segments that should carry you through to the next excellent segment. The battle scenes lean toward authenticity & are mainly well done.; DVD ~~$25~~ $18.75

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