Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

I loved the original, but this one lost its magic – perhaps this was a missed opportunity. Review

A proper space opera, and it goes where few great theoretical-science fiction-films have gone before. Review

While its form is questionable, it stands as a fine example of independent faux pas filmmaking. I do like these faux pas-tellings, and therefore there is potential – an independent diamond in the rough. Review

An entertaining documentary that showcases the frustrating lives of modern day musicians. Review

Jake Gyllenhaal gives an Oscar-worthy performance in a American Psycho-like film... Review

Amazing performances take you on a ride as this terrifying witchhunt transforms itself into something legendary for the whodunit-genre. Review

This is my favourite film this year, and it really is stellar. Review

I love pretty much everything about this movie... Review

The story is incredibly rich... Review

Easily the best X-Men movie yet... Review

A movie that tries to be too much at once, but has a message that can shine through you if you are open to it. Review

An intense movie, one that won’t break any barriers for comic book movies, but one that does what it needs to do. Review

The horror comes in waves, and you are sure to be hit. Review

Thorough and educational. Review

Full of twists and turns, and essentially becomes a political thriller with superheroes being the stars of this very special story. Review

Tried to be like The Hangover too much, and 4 good acting performances were not enough to make me care for the overall plot. Review

A movie about retaking life; spearheaded by amazing personal transformation for McConaughey and Leto. Review

I didn’t always like what his character was doing, but through it all I loved the performance that Cavill gave. Review

This movie is truly amazing, but be warned, not everyone will like to watch this movie – due to it being very harsh. Review

Definitely not a bad cast, and it does work to some extent. But, at certain points in this movie, clichés take over. Review