Tubbs’s Film Reviews

770 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Play Misty for Me (1971): Although the screenplay runs out of steam, for the most part, the plot idea is believable and there are some very good 70s scenes.
Yves Saint Laurent (2014): The production was well mounted as were most of the characters.
High Society (1956): Not a great screenplay and the musical side would have been better if they had have left the singing to Bing.
Muru (2022): It was okay as an actioner, well photographed, and it had a pretty good soundtrack.
Somewhere (2010): The boredom aspect, particularly pre–Ellie, was handled very well. I also got the impression that the Director/Writer was making a comment on how we pamper film stars. even scruffy ones.
Masked and Anonymous (2003): A bit of an odd screenplay in between the musical segments supported by a number of cameos some longer than others.
Age of Innocence, The (1993): Excellent cast and settings but the characters are a waste of space in not doing anything useful with their lives.
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story (2022): It includes some attractive design and artwork and the dramatisation is interesting enough to encourage further research.
Go! (Go Karts) (2020): A screenplay that has been doing the rounds for a while but there is some attraction in the casting of Frances O’Connor.
Man Called Otto, A (2022): A popular offering.