Movie reviews of Jeffrey Rex Bertelsen

The jokes still work, and you can still have a great time with the film. Review

Terribly disappointing compared to the first film. Review

Not a very impressive film. Review

Well-directed, well-shot, and well-acted, and the film is assisted by a John Williams score that is distressing, haunting, and beautiful at the same time. Review

The dialogue is excellent. It is detailed, without being boring. Review

It is the best film Michael Bay has made since 1998’s Armageddon, and it is a solid film. Review

A Star Trek film that feels more like a Star Wars-film. Review

A bizarrely fascinating experience that, unfortunately, is really hard to recommend to people that don’t usually appreciate Nicolas Winding Refn’s films. Review

One of the worst blockbuster science-fiction sequels ever. Review

A safe, by-the-numbers dramedy... Review

An original buddy comedy, and it is great grown-up fun. Review

Terrifying, memorable, and rewatchable. Review

A tense, scary, and paralyzing experience. Review

Terribly disappointing, dull, and somewhat predictable. Review

I thought this very ambitious film was dull at times, confusing, and somewhat underwhelming. Review

Definitely worth your time, and Cranston has, once again, given a performance to remember. Review

You can have a great time with this movie, and I did love a huge chunk of it, but it didn’t live up to its potential. Review

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