Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Another Round (Druk) (2020): It doesn't go anywhere.
Buena Vista Social Club: Adios (2017): The documentary stuffs around but there are some good historical sequences and musical segments to make it worthwhile.
Black Hole, The (1979): It has curiosity value looking back on it from 40 years on – especially the special effects. Reasonably entertaining thanks to the robots.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Long Haul (2017): The kids were good in this installment and the parents played it right.
Darkness (2002): The sound effects are the basic core of the horror.
Tale of Tales (2015): It would be pretty hard to be bored watching this as it has plenty of variety and unexpectedness in the content. It is well presented and the cast is also an interesting mix.
Assassin, The (2015): It is worth watching for its exceptionally high production values.
Personal History Of David Copperfield, The (2019): An interesting take on the story. The production values are fine and there is a fine trio of talented performers in Peter Capaldi, Tilda Swinton, and Hugh Laurie in reasonable form.
Painter and the Thief, The (2020): The concept of the documentary was fine but it just meandered so much. If it had to meander I wish it had been done in her direction and spent the time on her beautiful art.; DVD $29.95
Jean De Florette (1986): It is well made and it has a good story. Auteuil's performance is the pick out of a strong cast.