Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

A good sequel to a cult film, and, at worst,a solid Blair Witch for a new generation to enjoy. Review

Feels unimportant and dull. Review

Fans of Cianfrance, Fassbender, and Vikander should see this film. Review

A misstep, but I still look back at the first Spider-Man series of films with a smile on my face. Review

Alfred Molina is just perfect as Doc Ock. Review

The film doesn’t hold your hand. Life is hard, and you don’t always have the answers to why you are where you are. Review

Distracting, dizzying, and pretty unpleasant. Review

I still think this is a true comic book movie classic... Review

Unable to improve on identical scenes from past films, and almost everything ‘new’ they presented wasn’t handled well either. Review

I think there was a good film here at some point, but I am very disappointed with the final product... Review

I liked Jaeden Lieberher in this film, and Michael Shannon shines as he always does in Jeff Nichols’s films. Review

Like a light but powerful pop song that you can’t stop dancing to. Review

What I really like about this film are the performances of Michael Caine and Gary Oldman. Review

The Dark Knight is going to be a movie classic, not just a superhero movie classic... Review

One of the strongest superhero movie origin stories ever made. Review

Mortensen brings life to a well-rounded, earnest, and, at times, reasonable character. Review

Ellen Page was the star for me as the unpredictable Lu. Review

Aliens isn’t just one of the best action films of all-time, it’s also terrifying... Review

It doesn’t fix the mistakes of the graphic novel, and it doesn’t even work all that well when adapting the good iconic scenes. Review

One of the best Star Trek films I’ve ever seen. Review

A really, really good (and surprisingly short) horror film that should scare you, and have a lasting effect on you. Review

Overall, there are too many things I have problems with to call it a great film, but it is a very good action science fiction film. Review

While I’d probably ultimately call it a satire, I wasn’t always quite sure what the filmmakers were going for. Review

Shannon’s Rick is self-assured and so incredibly unlikable. It is one of Shannon’s best performances ever. Review