Tubbs’s Film Reviews

8089 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Humpday (2009): A yuppie talkie about the important things in life if you have time for that kind of thing in the first place.; DVD $14.95
Two-Lane Blacktop (1971): Correctly paced. Oates as usual is terrific.
War of the Worlds, The (1954): A must for anyone interested in Sci–fi. The artwork and set designs are impressive.; DVD $44.95
Chrysalis (2007): Film makers have made an effort with the futuristic set designs – it is not a clone – even the many fight scenes fail to diminish the Sci–fi aspects.
Desperate Man Blues (2003): Essential viewing for USA blues/roots music. The film in itself is an important archival record whereas Bussard\'s collection is priceless.
V for Vendetta (2005): Natalie is a bit on the light side for this quality cast but as there are no great acting requirements she gets away with it. Hugo Weaving\'s mask is annoying – he doesn\'t really need one anyway.The bloodletting is amateurish.
Bruce Lee My Brother (2010): Not essential viewing – there are perfectly good documentaries available.
Big Boss, The (Fists of Fury) (1971): Might as well watch the master if Kung–Fu is on the agenda.
Blast of Silence (1961): Shot in grey New York. Wonderful location shooting in Harlem etc. Lionel Stander contributes as a great narrator. Everything would suggest it should be depressing but it isn\'t.
Marion & Geoff (TV Series) (2003): A different presentation to the normal.