Anyone else's tubi down right now??
I've gone through the app and website right now and it isn't working and I was in the middle of a movie😭😭
I've gone through the app and website right now and it isn't working and I was in the middle of a movie😭😭
FOUND I was watching movies the other night when I got the usual ad break. I wasnt expecting much, but I'm really hung up on what I saw. If I remember correctly, it was a weird fiber related commercial. I think it was for a brand that sold some kind of fiber based food, I think it was pumpkin seeds or something? But what was weird was the dad in this commercial. He was literally portrayed by what looked like a mummified human doll, life size. He was on a toilet too, I think the gag was like, he didnt eat enough fiber so now hes struggling. It honestly felt super surreal, my roommate was there to witness it too.
I cant find anything on this commercial no matter where I look. Has anyone seen what I am talking about?
I’ve been seeing stuff online about how CN put their shows on Tubi. Stuff like Ben 10, Dexter’s Laboratory. I’m in Canada, are they not available here?
As its British person i just got a new tv and download tubi. Noticed it has lots on there but nowhere near the amount it has on US Tubi via a vpn.
The UK have a selection of British stand up specials licenced by the streaming service Nextup comedy which i pay for separately and really enjoy.
But i noticed classics like cartoon network shows and Akira Kurosawa films on the us tubi.
But wondering if canada or other countries have anything different from us/uk tubi.
Is there Australia or Japan etc tubi or not available in those countries
Recommendations appreciated
Last night I decided to watch the 2022 Tubi Original horror film #No_Filter. From the title alone, you can venture to guess that this movie isn’t that good. If that was your assumption, you’d be right!
The synopsis goes- As the #1 social influencer at her high school, Anna is still discovering the advantages and drawbacks of this new status. Home alone, she’s determined to gain as many followers as possible but when the line between real and virtual is getting blurry, the night becomes bloody.
The acting and tone were actually ok, but it ends up being quite boring and a little corny in its execution. Social media-based horror is rarely ever good, with Cam (2018) being an example of one that is well done. The film on hand definitely pales in comparison to Cam, just like many others in the same vein. #No_Filter isn’t completely terrible, but it’s far from good.
I don't care how unhinged, as long as it's entertaining.
(In desperation since the Great Piratesite Massacre)
I just decided to watch Dark City and in the first 10 seconds I knew it wasn't the version I saw so many years back. It was the theatrical version that literally spoils the entire mystery before they establish there is one. Apparently it was studio mandated, but rightfully removed from the Directors Cut.
It got me thinking about other movies that open with scenes or narration that arguably shouldn't exist.
Predator shows the spaceship arriving on earth. Without that shot the viewer has no idea what is hunting the boys until it's literally shown to them.
The Thing also shows the ship, though it's crashing. Without this shot the mystery isn't ruined unless you speak the same language as the helicopter pilots.
Blade Runner removed a ton of narration that even Harrison Ford objected to, though it was for most of the runtime in this case, not the opening. We still don't need to hear Dekkards inner monologue telling us how he feels. And the original ending is quite different too. No spoilers there, but worth a peek if you're interested.
What are some other movies that come to mind are guilty of these "crimes"?
Tubi seems too good to be true. Had no idea, never paid attention to the app. It knows exactly what to feature and everything is free? I feel scared they’re gonna take it away or something.
I checked to see if this was ever discussed in this sub and it doesn't seem like it has, so I decided to post it.
This is a fantastic film I've watched quite a few times that I believe got lost in the sauce during the pandemic. It's an epic tale starring Idris Elba and Tilda Swinton. I was really struck by this movie the first time I watched it and every time since. I'll leave it at that. Enjoy.
Very rarely does a modern film go into my top 20. Shot Caller did. Exceptional film. Highly recommended. The score is sublime throughout.
I watched the 2023 Tubi Original drama/ thriller titled ‘Cabin Girl’ last night. The team behind it did what seemed like their best to make this one come across as a real movie, but I ended up not liking it too much.
While the performances and direction weren’t bad, the dialogue, writing, and editing all came across pretty amateurish. The ending actually worked for me, so there’s that. But overall it was fairly boring and didn’t make much of an impact on me at all.
I ended up giving it a 2/5 on Letterboxd for those of you on that platform. Not a terrible concept for a movie, but poor execution, sadly.
Ok I been rewatching mythbusters via tubi on my hisense TV and it's continually freezing at between 25-30 minutes and 15-10 minutes every episode. I have had issues with this app in the past with my former lg TV but this is a different issue that this. I have done the following reset my TV to factory settings uninstalled the app on my TV and reinstalled it. the only fix I have seen work consistently is fast forward the program by up to 1 minute which is annoying especially as I use the app to fall asleep at times and I have to keep looking up at the TV to fast forward it. Any ideas or help would be great