Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Reds (1981): A lot of speechifying and other hysterics but there are many good bits. At least its about working class issues which make it more interesting. Diane Keaton looks after the acting requirements.
Siberian Education (Deadly Code) (2013): The accents are dreadful. Why couldn't they use Russian actors? Some good location shooting.
Righteous Kill (2008): Not a particularly strong script. Pacino and De Niro unchallenged.
Delivery Man (2013): A Vince Vaughn typecast comedy.Silly script.
Mystery Road (2013): Paced at local time. Some great overhead shots establish the expanse of the town and immediate area. Good performances from Pedersen, Weaving and Barry.
Heathers (1989): Easy on the eye cinema–photography. Winona is radiant and does a pretty good job in the acting department. Good script.
Kids Are All Right, The (2010): Bening, Moore and Wasikowska deserve better material than this mundane plot.
National Lampoon's European Vacation (1985): Of its type its not too bad. You need to be able to cope with Chevy Chase though.
Homefront (2013): From a script that makes full use of our wonderful language, at least that part which starts with f, this more than useful cast strives to look as if they want to be there.
Afflicted (2013): Has a bit of originality but at the end of the day its just another hand held camera movie.Its hard to shock the viewers of today.