Tubbs’s Film Reviews

945 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Thérèse Desqueyroux (Therese Desqueyroux) (2012): The wardrobe department has a field day in this well produced and written period piece.
Kuffs (1991): A good opening scene showing some life worn city streets, but then the lead character starts talking to himself, and as usual, the guns come out.
Split, The (TV Series) (2017): S1: The characters could have been more interesting if they were other than lawyers.
Boxcar Bertha (1972): The screenplay is uneven, but as a period piece, it is good. The blues soundtrack helps.
Partition (2007): Sprinkled throughout the predictable screenplay is some gorgeous location shooting.
Sanshiro Sugata 2 (1945): A martial arts curiosity.
Pride of Jesse Hallam, The (1981): A watchable but standard tale of the underdog.
Dreamers, The (2003): The running time is excessive for these 3 characters in a confined space.
A Christmas Tale (Un conte de Noël) (2008): It would have been better with a shorter screenplay or a smaller family.
Stanley and Iris (1990): The best scenes are those located in the company workplace in the first half of the screenplay. What follows is okay, but a bit soppy.