Tubbs’s Film Reviews

886 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

It's a Wonderful Afterlife (2010): Very likeable characters and screenplay supplemented by a very good soundtrack.; DVD $14.95
Way of Life, A (2004): It handles the racism issue very effectively. All the characters and performances are believable.
Wah Do Dem (What They Do) (2009): We didn't need the lead character. Without him, we could have got to the Congos quicker.
Seven Men From Now (1956): A memorable opening scene followed by a solid screenplay. It has one of the better western directors/ leading men teaming up again, plus a very respected writer. Lee Marvin also gives a helping hand.
Operation Mincemeat (2021): A strong story – I remember watching and being impressed by it from the version screened in "The Man Who Never Was" (1956).
4.3.2.1 (2010): A great title but there is no lift off.
Official Competition (Competencia Oficial) (2021): There were some worthwhile segments, with Banderas best of the trio, but overall a reduction in running time would have helped.
Creation (2009): Whilst it may not satisfy all those seeking a science v religion punchup there is a better than average cast and good production values.
Our Man in Havana (1960): Gives the spy people a well–deserved poke in the eye with Alec Guinness carrying the sharp stick. There is a terrific cast to abet him and the location shooting is impressive.
Nightmare Alley (1947): An interesting but not always convincing screenplay and one that would have benefitted from being tighter.

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Tubbs’s Film Reviews