Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

While the film wasn’t as good as I wanted it to be, it is much stronger than most other comedy sequels. Review

Great, immature fun... Review

A perfectly harmonious blend of comedy and dramatic emotion. Review

Nothing is particularly memorable or special. Review

I clearly love the film. Review

The plot is unfocused, cursory, and superficial. Review

Very impressive, and I am certain that it will be remembered fondly for years to come. Review

An instant superhero classic... Review

I thought this film was incredibly flawed, but the story is intriguing, and there are some jump-scares that may keep you entertained. Review

The payoff is worth the slow burn of the film, the performances are solid... Review

I thought this film was going to be brilliant, but, in the end, it was just another okay horror film. Review

Paltrow and Downey have great romantic chemistry. Review

Gwyneth Paltrow and Robert Downey, Jr. really are the perfect on-screen shepherds of this franchise. Review

Bring the heart, the laughs, and the action... Review

One of the most refreshing films in the genre we’ve ever had. Review

The ation scenes in the film might’ve been the most uninteresting action scenes in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Review

Really well done, but can feel pretty generic compared to the other great superhero films we got around the same time. Review

The performances of Hiddleston and Hemsworth are just so strong... Review

While there are some things in this film that I even came close to loving, Batman v Superman is a very disappointing film. Review

It features a joyous main character, and it is a delightful little comedy. Review

Jar-Jar Binks has always been the bigger crime here, and I still don’t get what George Lucas was going for. Review

I think it is a much better film than the original. Review

I love Cloverfield. It remains my favorite found-footage film of all-time. Review

I think it will upset fans of the original Ang Lee-film, confuse newcomers, and bore pretty much everyone. Review