Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

A silly and dumb summer movie that audiences can go bananas for... Review

A solid attempt at retelling a story of a fall from grace and the uncovering of the events that knocked the coach off a pedestal. Review

A captivating horror-thriller about parenthood and responsibility... Review

While this is solid escapist entertainment that will have your eyes working overtime to find every character you recognize, it did become tiring. Review

You should probably skip this mostly unfunny gross-out comedy version of Die Hard. Review

Absolutely a gripping cinematic achievement that deserves to be seen in full theaters. Review

It isn’t anything special, but it is fun to watch. Review

A remarkable thought-provoking science-fiction film that depicts a journey that is both inward and outward... Review

It isn’t remotely interesting enough to call a disaster, but there certainly isn’t anything you get out of watching it. Review

It is a spectacular performance in a story with a very tragic ending. Review

A fairly forgettable, very violent, and utterly uninteresting spy thriller. Review

A spellbinding alternative love story... Review

A terrific high-concept comedy that is also a good mixture of tones. Review

An off-putting and uninteresting disappointment. Review

A relationship thriller disguised by velvet, velour, and all sorts of pretty fabric. Review

Not really worth your time. Review

Exactly what the superhero genre needs right now. Review

All things considered, Seeing Allred is very compelling. Review

Clichéd, not all that interesting, and extremely predictable. Review

There is something so natural and warm and nice about this movie. It is a mature and deeply moving masterpiece. Review

It isn’t by-the-numbers, it is raw, intimate, personal, and effective. Review

Quite frankly unforgettable like many Pixar films are. Review

In the end, the idea of The Cloverfield Paradox is way more interesting, than anything this movie throws out there. Review

Remains a strong film for the fact that the three central performances are, indeed, so strong... Review