tubbs’s Film Reviews

7072 Films have been rated or reviewed by tubbs.

Advise and Consent (1962): A solid enough screenplay but the highlight is the strong casting particularly that of the great Charles Laughton in his farewell.; DVD ~~$20~~ $15
King's Choice, The (2016): It is well produced and it tells its story in a somber and respectful fashion.; DVD $29.95
Salt of the Earth (1954): A simple story that deserves to be seen. Well done ladies.
Dementia 13 (1963): Because of the Director, it has curiosity value and this helps maintain the interest throughout the uneven screenplay which admittedly does have some worthwhile segments.
Tommyknockers, The (1993): It has its moments but not enough to last out the running time. The leading male was uninspiring which didn't help.
Hunters, The (1958): It is difficult to associate Mitchum with a romantic role. A routine screenplay with okay flying sequences.
Kansas City Confidential (1952): The screenplay was competent enough but needed a bit of urgency at times but there was an attraction in the bad guys Neville Brand, Jack Elam, and one of the greats Lee Van Cleef.; DVD $14.95
Arthur and the Invisibles (Arthur et les Minimoys) (2006): The animation side and the design work of the production are very good.; DVD ~~$24.95~~ $12.50
Bagdad Cafe (1988): Sägebrecht & Pounder work extremely well together in a screenplay that doesn't lack original ideas. The photography makes great use of colours & the only real negatives are an anti–climatic ending & Palance's character, which is a bit of a spare part.
And Then There Were None (1945): A good cast of character actors but some roles don't last that long.

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