Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Promised Land (2012): In some ways it can be watched as a documentary – an important issue.Frances Mc.is terrific as usual.
Bones Brigade: An Autobiography (2012): Much of the action was filmed in the 80\'s and worth the watch.
Jess + Moss (Jess and Moss) (2011): A true indie.Undemanding, dreamy at times.
Cloud Atlas (2012): I gave up trying to follow the story – a second viewing will help – but much to admire with the visuals.Jim Broadbent in charge of the acting but well supported by a menacing Hugo Weaving.Well done to the make up dept.
Song Remains the Same, The (1976): Doesn\'t matter even if you are biased. Enjoy.
Electrick Children (2012): Its different and that\'s the least you can ask of a film. Good performances from Garner and Culkin. The playing of \"Hanging on the Telephone\" not overdone and therefore effective.
Bait (2012): The scenarios seem to be getting more extreme.
Cleanskin (2012): Sean Bean is impressively violent. They didn\'t need the acting talents of Charlotte Rampling or James Fox.
Bill Bailey - Dandelion Mind (2010): Succeeds at one of the harder professions.
No Reservations (2007): Froth.